How fuel-efficient is a hybrid car?

Hybrid cars can save fuel, but only under certain circumstances.

Hybrid electric vehicles are different from traditional fuel vehicles. It is not only driven by engine, but also driven by motor, which is used alternately in different situations, thus reducing fuel consumption. Among them, hybrid electric vehicles are also divided into plug-in and non-plug-in vehicles. The main energy source of a non-plug-in car is to store the waste energy of the car with electric energy, so its power comes from gasoline.

It depends on what kind of road conditions the car is driving in. First of all, it is a non-plug-in car. The advantages of this car can only be highlighted in the city, because the roads in the city are relatively crowded during rush hours. It is undoubtedly fuel-efficient to let the engine have a rest and recover energy when there is traffic jam. But in second-and third-tier cities or highways, it will cost more money. After all, the battery has greatly increased the overall quality of the car.

Secondly, let's look at plug-in cars. Domestic enterprises are basically plug-in vehicles, and the slogan fuel consumption is basically 2.0L/Km. Such data can be said to be very attractive. However, contrary to expectations, many car owners report that the actual situation is not so low. It turns out that the testing standard of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is different from our actual operation.