'What Is a Hybrid Car Theory?'

Hybrid Theory - Hybrid Cars

The hybrid cars operate on a fusion of gasoline and electricity engines. The cars have a gasoline engine for starting backed up by an electric power motor for speeding the vehicle. The generators are used for using the energy generated by braking and deceleration to charge the batteries to run the electric motor. 

There are two variants of hybrid cars-parallel hybrid cars and series hybrid cars.  In a parallel hybrid car, the transmission is connected to the gasoline engine just as in a conventional car, as well as an electric motor. It is called a parallel hybrid because there are two distinct energy sources running the car. When the electricity is running the engine, it is not burning gasoline.

The other kind of hybrid car is known as a series hybrid. In this car, the gasoline engine works in sequence with the electric motor to run the car. Actually, the gas engine either runs the electric motor or charges the car batteries. The car eventually runs on electricity.