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How the body design of the hybrid cars differs from that of conventional cars?
hybrids use battery power and gas. normal cars use only gas
How the body designs of the hybrid cars differs from that of conventional cars?
hybrids use battery power and gas. normal cars use only gas
Do battery operated cars use gas?
Hybrids are a gas powered car that uses gas to charge that battery, which drives an electric motor.
Do hybrid cars run on the sun?
Hybrid cars do not run on the power of the sun. Hybrid cars use a battery and gas to run.
What are hybrid cars run on?
hybrid cars runs on battery and gas. when you go really fast and use a hybrid car then you stop... you use a whole bunch of the battery... while you are waiting,, the battery charges and then VOULA... theres your charged battery.........sky...
What can you use instead of petrol in your cars in the future?
diesel Ethanol Natural Gas Propane Battery power
Do they use cars in japan?
Yes...
What can people use instead of things that emit greenhouse gas?
you can use electric cars instead of regular cars that use gas.
Does a cars GPS antenna use electricity?
Yes, it will use electricity. However, it may have a battery, in which case you will not always need to have it plugged in. If it does not have a battery, it will use one of your cars plugs.
Do hybrid cars use a lot of gas?
No. Well at least that is the intent. The gas savings may be difficult to calculate, as the car is more efficient (uses the battery more often) with stop and go city traffic and will use gas more often for highway travel. The gas savings are also difficult to evaluate as there are many designs of the hybrid cars. See related link.
What types of gases do cars use?
All cars would use compressed air (or nitrogen) to inflate tyres. Most cars would use petrol or diesel as a fuel (in the US petrol is known as gas). Some cars use Propane gas as a fuel. Technology is being developed to fuel cars with Hydrogen gas.
What battery does ford use in their new cars?
Motorcraft Batteries.
