Sentences with phrase «extra hybrid technology»
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Even factoring in inflation, I'm curious why we have to pay an extra $ 5,000 - $ 10,000 for hybrid technology to get the same mileage that a good old - fashioned, gas - only car was able to achieve 20 years ago.
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The QX60 Hybrid offers slightly better fuel economy with similar performance, but as gasoline looks to remain cheap for the near future, we're not certain the extra cost and technology are worth the added premium.
However, if you drive it back - to - back against a purely petrol - powered Panamera, you might notice the effect of the extra weight added by its hybrid technology.
The two American companies were working on hybrids for heavyweights — a technology that could provide better fuel efficiency on three - ton full - size SUVs designed to carry seven or eight passengers, extra cargo, and tons of extra weight towed in back.
The combined extra weight of the Plug - in Hybrid technology therefore adds minimal weight to the Ioniq, but significantly increases its efficiency.
Thus, from a strict fuel mileage comparison, 2014 Accord Hybrid offers identical technology compared to high price Accord Plug - In, sans the extra battery pack, charging and plug - in mechanisms.
There's a new modular platform underpinning the mid-sized sedan, extra driver - assist safety technology as standard, suave looks and more performance from the Hybrid and V6 variants.
The German muscle - merchant is attempting to perfect an «always - on» hybrid technology that makes the electric motor's massive extra thrust available all the time, on demand.
The C 350e available in sedan and wagon only has the same engine and power output as the C 250, but the extra $ 5900 gives you plug - in hybrid technology, better fuel efficiency and a supplementary 60kW, 340Nm electric motor.
The combined extra weight of the hybrid technology therefore only adds minimal additional weight to the IONIQ but, significantly increases its efficiency.
It can be hard to justify the extra you might have to spend for a hybrid (or other fuel saving technology) when you are buying a car.