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A Critique of Hybrid Electric Vehicles

Antony Joy1 P. Jeno Paul2

1 2 Department of Electrical and Electronics Adi Shankara Institute of Engineering and Technology, Kalady, Eranakulam, Kerala, India.

Published Online: January-April 2024

Pages: 11-16

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Abstract

Cleaning operations will likely result from a sig- nificant contribution from HEVs in lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Reduced fossil fuel reserves are a defining feature of the current state of affairs. Because of the high cost of fuel, the transportation industry, which depends significantly on cars, is in dire straits. Further escalation of this issue is anticipated. Problems like air pollution, global warming, and the depletion of fossil resources are all consequences of the growing fuel consumption, and they all have a negative impact on the environment. The modern technology employed in hybrid electric vehicles and the technical characteristics of the various HEV kinds are the main topics of this study. Environmental effects of these cars are also covered in the study.

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Antony Joy, P. Jeno Paul, “A Critique of Hybrid Electric Vehicles”, Indian Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Volume 01, Issue 01, January-April 2024, PP: 11-16

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