Hybrid Cars

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What defines a hybrid car?
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A hybrid car uses both a gasoline engine and an electric motor.
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How do hybrid cars improve fuel efficiency?
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Hybrid cars switch between the gasoline engine and electric motor to maximize fuel efficiency.
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What is regenerative braking in hybrid cars?
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Regenerative braking captures energy that would be lost during braking and stores it in the battery.
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Why are hybrid cars considered environmentally friendly?
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Hybrid cars emit fewer pollutants compared to gas cars because they can run on electric power.
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What type of battery do most hybrid cars use?
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Most hybrid cars use lithium-ion or nickel-metal hydride batteries.
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What is one disadvantage of hybrid cars compared to gas cars?
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Hybrid cars typically have higher purchase prices compared to gas cars.
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Can hybrid cars run on electricity alone?
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Yes, hybrid cars can run on electricity alone for short distances.
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What are some benefits of hybrid cars over electric cars?
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Hybrid cars do not need frequent charging and have longer ranges than most electric cars.
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Are hybrid cars dependent on charging stations?
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No, hybrid cars do not need to be plugged in as they charge while driving.
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What is the role of the electric motor in a hybrid car?
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The electric motor provides additional power and can drive the car at low speeds.
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How does driving style affect the efficiency of a hybrid car?
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Gentle acceleration and braking can increase a hybrid car's efficiency by optimizing energy use.
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Is it possible for hybrid cars to tow heavy loads?
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Some hybrid models can tow, but their towing capacity may be lower than traditional vehicles.
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How do plug-in hybrid cars differ from regular hybrids?
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Plug-in hybrids can be recharged from an external power source and have larger batteries.
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What is a typical fuel economy range for hybrid cars?
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Hybrid cars can often achieve 40 to 60 miles per gallon, depending on the model.
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Do hybrid cars require oil changes like gas cars?
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Yes, hybrid cars have internal combustion engines that require regular oil changes.
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