A little bit because a Hybrid runs on half electricity and half gasoline.
I hope this answers your question.
Yes. Cars let out exhaust, which are gases from the car, that pollute the air! Some cars are electric or hybrid and cause little to no pollution.
Yes.
It would be pollution because they don't want pollution in the air so the hybrid cars would cut down on pollution.
The pollution from hybrid cars is far less emitted, when you compare that of gasoline cars. The total reduction could be as high as 10% if you ignore the pollution additions that were created to make the auto and the premature disposal that will occur when the batteries are dead.
They help reduce fuel consumption and control pollution.
Electric cars are one of the best options for reducing pollution because they produce zero emissions. Hybrid cars and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are also alternatives that help lower pollution levels compared to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles. Carpooling, using public transportation, or cycling are other sustainable transportation options to reduce pollution.
The advantages of owning a hybrid car include: spending less on gas and repairs and contributing less pollution on the earth. Hybrid cars are the futuristic advantage of owning a vehicle.
A car's greatest pollution creating point is during construction. The second greatest portion of a car's pollution comes from the destruction of the car. Hybrid cars are built and will be destroyed at some point. Furthermore they create pollution when they move, the about the same pollution as a conventional car. They do save about 10% in fuel economy, but create more pollution during the construction due to the extra electronics and batteries. The premature destruction of a conventional car to allow room for the purchase of a hybrid could mean that the individual increased the amount of pollution to purchase the car.
no it does not
While not really good for the environment, they do save some fuel. The overall cost per mile is not much higher then a conventional car. The pollution issue is possibly greater as their lives are shorter. The primary cause of pollution for automobiles is the junking of them. Keeping the same car longer and keeping it running well is far better then buying a new hybrid. Actually hybrid cars have been on the market for such a short time that is not possible yet to really compare how long they last to standard cars. Most people who own hybrid cars have not yet owned them as long as the typical lifetime of a non-hybrid car. So far there is little or no evidence that they wear out any sooner than normal cars - but only time will tell.
hybrid cars help the environment because they don't use any fuel, so no pollution is present. unfortunately the majority of citizens don't buy these cars since they are very expensive.
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