
If you’re in the market for a new Honda hybrid, you might be asking yourself, “How do Honda hybrids work?” This is a common question we receive when talking about hybrid vehicles. There are quite a few differences between the Honda hybrid vehicles and a traditional car, and it’s important to know the difference so we can help you make the right choice. So, let’s answer this today with our %% di_name%% service team. For more information, about Honda hybrids around Omaha, feel free to contact us anytime!
There are a couple of different types of Honda hybrids available around Gretna, a parallel and series hybrid. Both work in similar ways, the gas engine and electric motor work together to power you through Lincoln. Let’s check out the differences between the parallel and series hybrid below:
This Honda hybrid configuration is where both the electric and gasoline motors are connected to the transmission, and the two power sources together propel the vehicle. This is perhaps the most common type of hybrid available.
A series hybrid is where the electric motor is paired with the transmission, and the gas engine is not. The electric motor is the vehicle’s main power source, while the gas motor acts as a power source for the electric motor.
Unlike traditional vehicles, hybrid cars use both a gasoline and electric motor to power the vehicle. Often, the electric motor kicks in when at slow speeds, such as in the city, and then the gas motor kicks on at a certain speed. This saves gas, as you don’t burn fuel waiting in traffic or at red lights, not to mention, it’s much kinder to the environment as well!
Now that we’ve answered the question, “How do Honda hybrids work,”, come stop by Honda of Lincoln today to see these impressive vehicles for yourself today! Browse our new hybrid inventory, and meet with our finance center to start the buying process! Be sure to use our new vehicle specials to save big near Bellevue today!
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