Hybrid vehicles are powered by an internal combustion engine. Assess the advantages and disadvantages compared to a pure electric motor.

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GFS18
GFS18
4 years ago

Advantages:

For both technologies, the positive effects are shown, but the disadvantages of the respective other technology result directly.

Hybrid:

  • With comparable weight, (still)more range than with pure BEV
  • For people who are less open to innovations, a smoother transition to a new technology
  • For the workshops, a better source of income from services is longer, as oil change and further burn-up work are necessary)

(pure)e car (BEV):

  • Only one technology (lower complexity)
  • Maintenance costs (costs) quite low
  • If CO2 is driven exclusively with sustainable electricity, CO2 can operate neutrally.
  • Battery is less stressed during recuperation and strong performance requirements (the higher battery capacity makes it).
  • More useful space in relation to external dimensions (for vehicles designed from the outset as BEV) (comparison e.g. Golf8 with ID3 equal external dimensions)
  • Consumes significantly less resources and can currently be recycled to 95% (about 10 tons of petrol, or diesel that are burned in an average burnt life, can never be recycled)
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SpitfireMKIIFan
SpitfireMKIIFan
4 years ago

A hybrid vehicle has an electric motor and a further drive motor or Power converter.

Since the time has produced several partly completely different hybrid concepts with different approaches and completely different objectives, the question cannot be answered so directly, except that it is attempted to combine the best of both worlds.

Some hybrids are designed for as low as possible pollutant content in the exhaust gas, others are more likely to aim for state support and reduction of fleet consumption, others are supposed to operate the burner slightly or significantly more economical, and others are aiming to get the last bit of power out of the car.

Some of them already contradict each other. This means that the question cannot be answered in a clear manner unless a specific hybrid concept is found.

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dvdfan
dvdfan
4 years ago

Advantage:

Long journeys continuously possible, environmentally friendly driving in localities can take place purely electric, short distances can be driven purely electrically (burner would not be sufficiently warm anyway), heating can take place in winter via the internal combustion engine and does not reach as in the purely electric car.

Disadvantage:

small battery has only little electrical range, has the possibility to eject exhaust gases (if internal combustion engine is applied),

That’s all I’m thinking of.

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Herfried1973
Herfried1973
4 years ago

I love these questions, where you can feel the interest of people, where exciting topics and knowledge are created, where the FS actively participates… and not just “I’m Han Keen Bock at School, and thinking that interferes with baptism and bulging”.

The question here is not part of it.

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dvdfan
dvdfan
4 years ago
Reply to  Herfried1973

Uh, is that praise or tadel now? 🤔

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Viktorm1999
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Viktorm1999
4 years ago
Reply to  Herfried1973

Lost

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Tacheles88
Tacheles88
4 years ago
Reply to  Herfried1973

I am always amazed at how many people lose their minds and homework, and later one wonders that they have nothing to know, can’t think independently and can’t do anything without an app.

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XBusfahrplanX
XBusfahrplanX
4 years ago

Disadvantage: Even more fuel consumption than normal burner because of the heavy battery.

Advantage: Although more environmentally harmful than normal burners, the premium for buying an electric vehicle can be accepted.

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neo44k
neo44k
4 years ago

Hybrid does not have a future but is a maximum transition concept.Besides the burner, an E-drive is also installed. This makes so scary a lot of technology in the car that it can only be paid by promotion and continues to have an increased risk of failure.

In my opinion, either go on properly e-car or old burners until it is weggerostet. This is the best for the environment.

I don’t think I’m targeting any discussions with the e-car, hardly anyone has to be able to drive 1000 km without charging/tanking. This is completely overestimated.

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SpitfireMKIIFan
SpitfireMKIIFan
4 years ago
Reply to  neo44k

it can only be paid by promotion

60% of all new Toyota customers opt for a hybrid, approx. 99% of these hybrids are not eligible.

and also has an increased risk of default.

There are hardly any vehicles whose drive can only compete with the reliability of Toyota hybrids.

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archibaldesel
archibaldesel
4 years ago

Advantage: You don’t need a 300km long cable…..

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