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How it Works: Regenerative Braking: Electric motor cause resistance causing the wheels to slow down. As a result the energy from the wheels turns the motor which acts as a generator. This normally wasted energy then turns into electricity; which is stored in the battery until it is needed Electric Motor Drive/Assist: This provides additional power to help the engine in accelerating, hill climbing, and passing. Smaller, more efficient engine. Automatic Start/Shutoff: This allows for the engine to shut off when the car stops, and the to restart when the car begins to move again.
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Gabi Maisonet
How it Works:
Regenerative Braking: Electric motor cause resistance causing the wheels to slow down. As a result the energy from the wheels turns the motor which acts as a generator. This normally wasted energy then turns into electricity; which is stored in the battery until it is needed
Electric Motor Drive/Assist: This provides additional power to help the engine in accelerating, hill climbing, and passing. Smaller, more efficient engine.
Automatic Start/Shutoff: This allows for the engine to shut off when the car stops, and the to restart when the car begins to move again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LV2W36fPWng
• Clean energy• Reliable and
comfortable• Perform equally as
well as normal gas powered cars
• Mileage• Less greenhouse gas
emissions
• Higher cost• Lower acceleration
Advantages: Disadvantages:
Impacts on Environment
• Less carbon dioxide emissions• Conserves more gasoline• Popularity • Replace normal gasoline powered cars
Works Citedhttp://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/hybridtech.shtml
http://www.allhybridcars.com/disadvantages-of-hybrid-cars.html
http://www.allhybridcars.com/advantages-of-hybrid-cars.html