What is the similarities between gasoline powered cars and hybrid cars?

Answer 1

Apart from the power train there is almost no difference whatsoever. They all have a frame or chassis, 4 wheels, suspension and other running gear, there might be small differences to accommodate the extra power source and supply (i.e. batteries, fuel tank, motors, etc.) but nothing significant. Hybrid cars are an engineering exercise on packaging, it is difficult to fit 2 sufficiently powerful engines in a car and their fuel supplies without making the car drasticlly bigger and heavier than a comparable single power source car.
Both use internal combustion engines that use gasoline. Both use a transmission to maximize ratio of rpm and speed. Both are equipped with internal climate control mechanisms.

Answer 2

Hybrids and gas powered cars use the same fuel and get roughly the same mileage on the highway.

They have similar life spans and handle in a similar manner.

They have similar pickup and performance with hybrids being slightly slower and lower (but still similar)

The conventional cars look somewhat more stylish, but they are similar.

They both typically have four wheels that wear roughly the same.

Answer 3

they both contain internal combustion engines and run of petrol(gasoline) a hybrid however also uses an electric motor and battery that receives charge from braking. both are used for additional power. it is important to note that unless driven in a very specific way hybrid cars are only very slightly more fuel efficient than average cars and actually less so when compared to super high economy cars such as the VW blue motion. when you factor in the disposal of batteries from hybrids that are actually just as bad as regular ones. its all a big fallacy.

Answer 4

hybrid and gas cars both use gasoline to fuel its drive. However hybrid uses the gasoline more efficiently by converting braking energy to electric energy.

Answer 5

electric cars run on electricity and you know gas for gasoline. electric cars don't pollute the environment.