A hybrid vehicle is exactly what the name implies: a car or truck of mixed composition—an electric motor and an internal combustion engine. Remember, a pure electric car is quite a different animal than a hybrid. Although they do both utilize electricity as the alternative fuel, hybrids use either gasoline or diesel fuel and have a greater range over pure battery-powered electric cars—and in turn offer greater flexibility. The best part of all? Excellent fuel mileage.
What’s available for 2007?
- 2007 Hybrid Cars
- 2007 Hybrid SUVs
- 2007 Hybrid Trucks
How Hybrids Work
There are actually two categories of passenger vehicle hybrids: mild and full hybrids. Take a look at a detailed description of how hybrids work and the difference between mild and full varieties.
Check out all the 2007 Alternative Fuel Vehicles Available