Sentences with phrase «full electric power»

Under full electric power, it's quick enough, but the real joy of it is how smooth and quiet it is.
People are living without full electric power and drinking water and sewage are still problematic.
Plug - in hybrids do consume gasoline, but they offer the convenience of running on full electric power for a limited distance, switching to gas when the juice runs out.
With a larger battery pack than the F1 car, Project One will also be able to glide under full electric power for about 15 miles.
While the local auto industry in general continues to grapple with the fallout from Dieselgate, Porsche has a good interim path toward full electric power thanks to the 2018 Panamera 4 E-Hybrid plug - in.
The energy produced while in Charging Mode can then be utilized in EV mode, extending the convenience of full electric power without stopping to charge.
Our first pick based on an existing gasoline powered car, the EV version of the Soul «simply adds full electric power to what is already a practical, versatile package,» say Corbett.
This is a «full» hybrid, meaning it can operate on full electric power — some vehicles are «partial» hybrids, meaning the electric motor helps out, but to move under its own power, the gasoline engine must be running.
Aiming to lap faster than the larger engined GT class cars, the ZEOD RC will complete each of its stints with a lap under full electric power, the car's 1.5 - litre turbocharged three - pot providing no assistance to drive.
Fully charged and under full electric power, the 530e averages an EPA - estimated 72 mpge for those first 16 or so miles.
So, as of this writing BMW USA has contacted me because they know that the cold driving issues (no full electric power) are an issue along with the horsepower claims.
This means that, unlike the parallel hybrid system employed by Toyota, Honda hybrids never operate on full electric power, relying instead on what amounts to a very big starter motor / generator to provide a boost on acceleration and to top up the battery on deceleration.
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