They run on the battery alone for about the first 20 miles.
were invited to the Vauxhall Ampera launch at the Geneva Motor show... The car will
run on battery alone and run 60 km on plug in only, but it also has a range extending engine built in that charges the batteries, similar to the Chevy Volt.
Analysts say plug - in hybrids, which
run on a battery alone for a short range, are the vehicles that will gradually ease drivers out of the gasoline age and into the electric era.
Winfield did learn that the maximum speed in the EV - only mode is 34 mph and that acceleration is modest, as the electric motor develops no more than 28 horsepower when
running on batteries alone.
Standalone detectors
run on batteries alone, so they may need to be replaced more often, and can not signal each other in the event of an emergency (the Nest is an exception to this).
Not exact matches
The car can
run for up to 31 miles
on electric power
alone, which is powered by a 13 kWh lithium - ion
battery.
The Bouncer Balance Soft
runs on fun
alone — no
batteries required!
Our baby bouncer
runs on fun
alone — no
batteries required!
And quite a goal it was: designing a plane light enough to
run on solar energy
alone, but strong enough to carry pilots, provisions and
batteries storing energy to fly through the night.
Given the right
battery, smog - belching cars and trucks could be replaced with vehicles that
run whisper - quiet
on electricity
alone.
Pros: Fully charged, can
run 40 miles
on battery power
alone; can travel more than 300 miles
on a tank of gas; combined electric and extended - range use will provide an average of 230 mpg, Chevy claims; connected to a 240V outlet, the
battery will charge in less than 3 hours;
battery guaranteed for 10 years or 150,000 miles.
The motor produces 70bhp, and has a range of up to 30 miles
running on battery power
alone.
I think you might be right and the
battery does need totally replaced, I put it
on the trickle charger overnight around 24 hours and theres not enough power to even
run the power locks or turn
on the interior lights let
alone crank the engine.
At least in my car, I can use everything (including heating) without having to turn
on the engine, and that's why I think the
run using the
battery alone.
The hybrid features stop - start technology, regenerative braking, a clutch - disengaging mechanism during coasting, and can
run at up to 30 mph
on battery power
alone.
These models can
run in electric - only mode for 20 - 30 miles, and if you do lots of short, local trips and charge the
battery regularly, you could easily
run on battery power
alone for weeks at a time and never need to fill the fuel tank.
The vacuum, made by Shop - Vac, is a complete vacuum with tools and a 16 - foot hose, and it can
run indefinitely with the van turned
on, or for 8 minutes
on the
battery alone.
You can
run the 4 E-Hybrid
on battery power
alone at speeds up to 87mph for 31 miles, while a mode switch allows you to save their charge for later, or use them together with the petrol engine for maximum performance, should you wish.
The usual range of hybrid drive modes lets the X5
run on electric power
alone (for a claimed 19 miles), charge the
batteries on the move or drive with petrol engine and electric motor working together.
With a fully charged
battery, the BMW Concept Active Tourer has a maximum range of over 30 kilometres when
running on electric power
alone.
By being able to go about 35 miles
on battery power
alone and then
run on gasoline after that, the Volt gave owners the opportunity to drive around town like an EV without having to worry about
running out of electrons.
When the
battery is charged after plugging it into the wall, the i8 can
run on electricity
alone when the driver pushes a button
on the dash.
There's a mode to save your
battery power to
run on petrol power
alone (
on a motorway leading to a city, for example).
The car can
run on electric power
alone for a useful 19 miles, while a full recharge of the 6.2 kWh lithium - ion
battery pack takes up to two hours.
A further draw is its ability to
run on electric power
alone for distances well in excess of its predecessor thanks to the new
battery, which boasts a greatly improved energy density and capacity that is increased over five fold at 9.4 kWh.
The car can
run on battery power
alone for up to 22 miles, perfect for the daily commute, while total range in hybrid mode is about 600 miles.
That figure takes into account urban driving in stop - start conditions and for much of this the GTE
runs on battery power
alone.
Unavailable to rival, mild hybrid vehicles, EV mode allows the Toyota full hybrid to
run on electric motor power
alone for about 2 kilometres at speeds of up to about 50 km / h, depending
on battery charge and driving conditions, whilst generating zero CO2, NOX and PM emissions.
It'll have a 16 - kWh
battery pack and twin electric motors, enough to generate 280 horsepower, deliver 80 miles per gallon equivalent in the city and
run for 30 miles
on batteries alone.
The system blends the best of parallel hybrid and series hybrid designs to achieve the ability to operate
on the electric mode
alone, and to charge the
batteries while the car is
running.
The BMW ActiveHybrid X6 may
run on electric power
alone regardless of the ambient temperature, minimum operating temperatures being required only for the engine coolant, transmission fluid and high - voltage
battery.
Like the Volt, it can
run on electricity
alone until its
battery get depleted, and when that happens a gasoline engine kicks in to generate power (unlike, say, a Prius hybrid, the gasoline engine doesn't turn the wheels directly, it all goes through electric motors).
With additional
battery packs added to a conventional gas / electric hybrid, a car can
run on electric power
alone for somewhere between 20 and 60 miles, at which point it switches over to the hybrid system.