Electric & Hybrid Cars
It seems like we’ve been waiting forever for electric cars
to come along, but after more false starts than you’ll see at he london
olympics this year, It looks like the electric car is finally here to stay
Now, we need to start with some boring electric vehicle) has
no petrol engine as backup, so you are reliant on the batteries having enough
charge to get you to where you need to go Nissan Leaf is the best know (and
best) electric car currently on sale
A regular hybrid uses an electric motor and/or a petrol
motor,
Depending on the circumstances. You don’t plug it into a wall
socket as the batteries charge while you are driving. A typical journey , even
a short one, will use both electric and petrol power to drive the wheels. The
Toyota Prius is the most popular and best know hybrid on sale around the world
A plug in hybrid “range- extending” electric car, is
technically more of a fancy hybrid than a true EV although it drives more like
an EV than a regular hybrid. In practice it might be a huge difference or
none at all, depending on how you use the car. A range-extender, or plug-in
hybrid as it’s more commonly know, has a petrol engine which can be used petrol
engine does not directly drive the wheels. The vauxhall ampere/Chevrolet vold
twins are the leading example of this type of car, and they claim an urban fuel
consumption of 300mpg
A car running on an electric motor is usually very quiet
(eerie silence or a distant hum instead of a clearly audible petrol engine and
smooth no vibration from engine or gearbox. The response from the car away from
rest is both immediate and powerful, as electric motors generate huge amounts of
torque instantly. They are quiet from the outside to, to such an extent that the
EU is considering making audible warnings compulsory in the future as pedestrians
simply won’t hear an electric car coming.
Well how much of the following driving do you do? We’re
assuming here that batteries are fully charged when you set of
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