How Hybrid Car Batteries are More Efficient

Manufacturers often apply the “truth through omission” strategy, i.e. they show the most optimistic consumption value – such as the consumption during the first hundred kilometers. On the other hand, the current measurement cycles for hybrid car batteries are exaggerated, with manufacturers generally obtaining up to 30% less consumption, by resorting to various tricks.

But the fact is that the hybrid plug-in cars are designed for those who use them mostly over shorter distances (in which case electric autonomy is satisfactory), although people are still “haunted” by the fears of having insufficient autonomy under strictly electrical conditions, for rarer cases when the car is needed on longer routes.

It is equally true that, in urban mode, most of these models beat conventional engine variants, because in most of the time they can operate strictly electrically, so they do not produce any harmful emissions like petrol and diesel engines, whose consumption is very high in urban agglomerations.

All of this only confirms something that a hybrid plug-in customer knows and accepts: if the user is so comfortable not to charge the battery frequently, the car’s consumption will be disadvantageous compared with the consumption of a regular car.

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