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by watermelon_28 on October 27th, 2009
How Do Hybrid Cars Work
A hybrid car is manufactured with the following parts: fuel tank, gas engine, battery pack, generator and transmission. So it has all of the parts on both a fuel-driven vehicle and an electric vehicle, but with some slight differences. For instance, the gas engine is smaller on a hybrid and is specially developed to be more efficient and less harmful to the environment, and the transmission can be extremely different in some hybrid vehicles but it always performs the same basic function in all cars.
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