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The automotive industry is increasingly focusing on lowering emissions, mainly by reducing the use of internal combustion vehicles. Hybrid and electric cars are steadily gaining in popularity – it’s worth finding out what the differences are between the types.

In times of economic crisis and rising fuel prices, drivers are looking for the most economical vehicles possible, while manufacturers are looking for the best ways to efficiently comply with increasingly stringent emission limits. An interesting alternative to the still relatively expensive green modes of transportation are vehicles labeled with the acronym mHEV. What exactly is a mild hybrid?

Hybrid cars are growing in popularity in Europe, as evidenced by the fact that as many as half a million hybrid vehicles were sold in the first half of 2021 alone. During urban driving, they operate mainly in electric mode, which is economical and environmentally friendly. But is their operation equally beneficial in winter?

Hybrid electric vehicles were introduced as an environmentally friendly alternative to combustion engine cars. Although they have become firmly established in the minds of consumers, their sales remain at a modest level. What could affect the market and why is it not yet appropriate to dismiss this segment of the automotive industry?

The plug-in hybrid sector has been growing rapidly for some time. However, with the emergence of low-cost electric vehicles, it seems that the position of the PHEV sector may be shaken. How is it in reality?