Hybrid Vehicles
Essay by Paul • December 29, 2011 • Essay • 312 Words (2 Pages) • 1,572 Views
Global warming is caused by green house gasses and it has been a critical issue
around the globe from the past decade. Every year people living on the earth dispose
adequate garbage to cover a huge part of the Earth. Most of the waste material ends up in
landfills which are very pricey and which may have an outstanding shock on the
environment and on the wellness of the people living on this planet. Preservation of the
environment has become a big issue in recent times. Initially Japan is the one and only
country that identified and actively implemented measures to reduce the carbon dioxide
emissions that will reduce the green house effects. From this successful start the need of
low pollution private cars went through all over the world rapidly. However, the
penetration rate of hybrid cars is significantly low compared to other vehicles.
Hybrid cars are positioned as the eco friendly solution to diminish the world's
dependency on oil and gas, but it is a question whether it does deliver that certain
guarantee or not. The car manufacturing organizations, at a moment will believe that the
hybrid cars will be the future of the transportation industry, at the same time there are
various types and models that offers higher fuel efficiency and mileage with the
confidence of providing the vision "we are the future of the industry". The questions to be
anticipated inside the consumers' minds will be: which hybrid car do I buy, what benefits
will I gain through the purchase, how long will it last, how will be the after purchase
service etc.
When we analyze the market there are few significant hybrid types that can be
identified. In simple consumers' knowledge they are Electric-gas, fully electric, hydrogen
and hydraulic. Each type has its own significant advantages and disadvantages. After our
initial research measurements we found out that electric-gas hybrid vehicles are currently
dominate the market place around the globe.
Having all these alternatives will influence the customer to make a huge
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