There has been no confirmation that hybrid cars are in any way safer than gasoline cars.
There are dangers associated with hybrids that are not found in conventional autos. The batteries contain a large amount of potential energy that can be released in an accident.
Sparks from broken wires can create fires. There are also issues associated with the smaller amounts of passenger compartment metal.
So-called "hybrid" cars can be powered by more than one type of fuel. i.e. gasoline/electric - gasoline/diesel - etc. So-called "hybrid" cars can be powered by more than one type of fuel. i.e. gasoline/electric - gasoline/diesel - etc.
slower, but safer
From my research and knowledge, a Hybrid can go faster than the speed limit. Now, if you really want to reach speeds comparable to gasoline powered cars, you won't be able to in a Hybrid.
A regular car is a car than rans on gasoline. But a hybrid car is a car that rans on gasoline and battery.
Yes if you are talking about mpg (Miles Per Gallon) www.macautoparts.net
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.
That would depend on what we use as alternatives to hybrid cars. It could be less than 0% or as much as 15%. Many smaller cars get as good, or better mileage than their hybrid alternatives and require far less expensive electronics.
Never heard of a hibernated car other than a car in storage. If you mean hybrid cars they run on gasoline and electricity.
Hybrid cars produce less carbon dioxide because they run partially on an electric motor and partially on a gasoline engine. Therefore a hybrid will produce less CO2 than a car that relies solely on a gasoline powered engine.
Not only are hybrid cars less expensive than normal vehicles but they are more eco friendly. These cars accomplish this by having two energy sources, using a standard combustion engine with an electrical engine. Inside of hybrid cars is a computer system that makes the decision of whether to run on gasoline or electricity. The less gasoline we use the more saved and the less harmful fumes are emitted into our environment.
A hybrid vehicle uses electricity and gas to power two engines, opposed to a single-engined, gas powered, "regular" car. A hybrid not only costs more up front, the weight and lack of horsepower compared to gasoline cars will probably make it less efficient and slow. Alternatives should be considered, such as EVs (electric vehicles), fuel-efficient gasoline cars, etc.
Hybrid cars do tend to get better fuel economy, although it is important to consider how you will use the car. Climate control systems such as the heater and air conditioner will cause the hybrid to run the gasoline motor. This will result in poorer fuel economy than expected.