Certain hybrid cars that are electric have the option of a plug in charger. Others simply use excess electricity generated by the combustion engine to charge the battery itself.
There is no need to plug in a hybrid vehicle. The hybrid engine will recharge the batteries as needed by using the gas engine. Some newer hybrid cars even use breaking to recharge the batteries.
Unless it is a plug-in hybrid the only way is to drive the vehicle.
ya you just plug it in :)
when you stop and when the braking of the car causes the battery to recharge
The alternator is connected to a gas powered engine. This charges the battery.
Hybrids were not discovered, they were invented. The first hybrid car invented was a 100-year-old Porsche! The car had in-wheel electric motors and an onboard gas engine to recharge the batteries.
under the car behind the pass. tire
Go to the site I linked below, and click on the electric box. It shows all the places where a person can recharge their car if they have an electric or electric hybrid. If there is no place near you to recharge your electric car battery, (and you do not have a place at home or work to recharge the battery), you might want to think twice before getting an electric car. People did not switch from horses to gas powered cars, until there were gas stations near where they lived or worked.
Probably an electrical outlet near the door of their house closest to driveway or car port.
The 2014 Honda Accord-Plug-IN-Hybrid is a hybrid-powered vehicle.
You can recharge a magellan GPS system with the charger. Plug it into the gps and plug the other end to a power supplement.
The 2014 Honda Accord-Plug-IN-Hybrid has a 8 yr./ 80000 mi. warranty on its hybrid components.