The batteries in a hybrid vehicle are probably the absolute best feature of the automobile. They are state of the art systems with incredible storage capacity for their size.
Absolutely. Used hybrid cars are just as useful as used gasoline cars. There are fears that the batteries are "used up" in used hybrid cars, but the lifetime of the batteries is very long and this should not be a problem.
No, hybrid cars run on gas
the electric engines of hybrid cars. that's where the hybrid engine is getting its power from.
The biggest concern consumers should have when buying a used hybrid car is about the battery. Depending on the hybrid vehicle, batteries have a lifetime between 3 and 10 years, but most batteries deplete much sooner. In addition to the final sale price of a used hybrid car, a consumer may have to pay several thousand more dollars for a battery replacement. It's important to remember that original batteries have a limited warranty which may expire by the time a used hybrid is sold.
Hybrid powered vehicles use both gasoline and electricity for propulsion.
Today, there are more used hybrid vehicles on the market than ever before. The popularity of these vehicles means that as people trade in a vehicle for a newer, larger or smaller model, there is a higher probability that the trade-in will be a hybrid. Before purchasing one of these vehicles have it inspected by a trusted automotive technician to avoid hidden costs. Replacing a hybrid battery can be expensive.
there is no such thing as "hybrid electricity" per se. electricity is just electricity and that's it. a hybrid vehicle uses both electrical and some other form of power to work.... in a hybrid car, both internal combustion and electrical power are used. most commonly, the small gas engine is just a generator that generates power for the vehicle's batteries like in a Toyota prius. some hybrid vehicles have both the power to run off of the gas generator and a source of electricity, like a home electrical plug. there are also many other types of hybrid vehicles both as concepts and in production. -R. Mesyef
there is no such thing as "hybrid electricity" per se. electricity is just electricity and that's it. a hybrid vehicle uses both electrical and some other form of power to work.... in a hybrid car, both internal combustion and electrical power are used. most commonly, the small gas engine is just a generator that generates power for the vehicle's batteries like in a Toyota prius. some hybrid vehicles have both the power to run off of the gas generator and a source of electricity, like a home electrical plug. there are also many other types of hybrid vehicles both as concepts and in production. -R. Mesyef
Not all types of batteries are dangerous. Alkaline batteries may explode if they have their poles inversely connected. Batteries used in vehicles contain lead and sulphuric acid that may be dangerous if inappropriately handled.
the chemicals and things that are used to make the batteries are more damaging. you have to drive a hybrid ace 100 thousand miles to make up for the damage it does
Electric plug-in vehicles are similar to conventional hybrid cars. Both cars use a gasoline engine and an electric engine. Plug-in vehicles have larger batteries and can be recharged using common household electricity. They are driven in an all electric mode during local travel as much as 40 miles without any gas. Once the battery is depleted, the small gasoline engine is used to recharge the batteries as the car moves until plugged up again.
Leisure batteries are two types of 12 volt batteries. It is a vehicle battery helping to start and move a car and other vehicles. It can also be found on electricity stoves.