Effectively there are four types of hybrids – Mild hybrid – these are the cheapest and least powerful. Strond or full hybrids – which have stronger electric motors and bigger batteries which allow the vehicle to be driven on electric power alone. Third there are plug in hybrid vehicles which are a halfway point between EVs and petrol vehicles. These can be plugged in to charge the batteries – which are much bigger so that you can drive in EV only mode. Then there are the range extender vehicles. These are driven entirely on electric power – but use a small petrol engine as a electricity generator to charge their batteries. ~ Hybrid Vehicles FAQ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLr0Tor0L-2JNS8lNeiM6HfPuLMr5DxWB_ ~ Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss any videos: YouTube.com/@motorinc We’re offering our podcast, ThisConnect, on YouTube, Anchor/Spotify, Apple, Amazon and Google. Audio Podcasts are available at: Amazon: https://www.bit.ly/amazon_tc Apple: https://www.bit.ly/apple_tc Spotify: https://www.bit.ly/spotify_tc Anchor.fm: https://www.anchor.fm/thisconnect Google: https://www.bit.ly/ggle_tc JioSaavn: https://www.bit.ly/saavn_tc RSS (via Anchor): https://anchor.fm/s/cdfc9888/podcast/rss ~ Our social media channels: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themotorinc Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/themotorinc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/MotorInc.official ~ Website: https://www.motorinc.com ~ #MotorInc #FAQs #FAQ #MotorIncFAQs #Hybrids #Petrol #StrongHybrid #MildHybrid