Hybrid Cars

Tap or click on cards to flip them and reveal the answers. You can use arrow keys as well.

  • Loading folders...
1/15 cards
What two power sources do hybrid cars use?
Click to flip
Hybrid cars use both an internal combustion engine and an electric motor.
Click to flip
How do hybrid cars reduce fuel consumption?
Click to flip
Hybrid cars switch between or combine their gasoline and electric power sources to optimize fuel efficiency.
Click to flip
What is one environmental benefit of hybrid cars?
Click to flip
Hybrid cars produce fewer emissions than traditional gas cars, which helps reduce air pollution.
Click to flip
Do hybrid cars need to be plugged in to charge?
Click to flip
Most hybrid cars generate electricity while driving and do not need to be plugged in, unlike plug-in hybrids and electric cars.
Click to flip
What feature enables hybrid cars to use less gasoline during starting?
Click to flip
Hybrid cars often use the electric motor to start, reducing gasoline consumption at low speeds.
Click to flip
What role do regenerative braking systems play in hybrid cars?
Click to flip
Regenerative braking in hybrid cars helps to recharge the battery by converting kinetic energy back into electrical energy.
Click to flip
How does the mileage range of hybrid cars compare to gas-only cars?
Click to flip
Hybrid cars typically have a better mileage range than gas-only cars due to efficient use of both power sources.
Click to flip
How does the cost of maintaining a hybrid car compare to traditional cars?
Click to flip
Hybrid cars often have different maintenance needs, but costs can vary without generally being higher or lower than gas cars.
Click to flip
How are hybrid cars beneficial for city driving?
Click to flip
In stop-and-go traffic, hybrid cars can save fuel and reduce emissions by using electric power rather than gasoline.
Click to flip
What is a major advantage of hybrid cars compared to electric cars?
Click to flip
Hybrid cars do not rely entirely on charging stations, as they can use gasoline to travel further distances.
Click to flip
What is a plug-in hybrid car?
Click to flip
Plug-in hybrid cars are a type of hybrid that can be charged by plugging into an external power source.
Click to flip
How has the popularity of hybrid cars changed over time?
Click to flip
Hybrid cars have become more popular as technology advances and environmental awareness increases.
Click to flip
What is an important environmental concern when producing hybrid car batteries?
Click to flip
The production of hybrid car batteries involves mining and processing which can have negative environmental impacts.
Click to flip
Why might hybrid cars be more cost-effective in the long run compared to gas cars?
Click to flip
Fuel savings and tax incentives can make hybrid cars more cost-effective over time than gas cars.
Click to flip
What type of fuel economy can drivers expect from hybrid cars?
Click to flip
Drivers can expect higher fuel economy from hybrid cars, often exceeding 40-50 miles per gallon.
Click to flip

Need More Study Materials?

Go back to the chat to generate additional resources.

Create More Resources