Lexus LS 600h Hybrid Overview

Lexus LS 600h Hybrid

Exclusive summary about Lexus LS 600h Hybrid By Thomas Jones

Lexus, owned by Japanese Toyota Motor Corporation, has brought forward the Lexus LS 600h L Hybrid, which, launched in 2007, turned heads and made jaws drop. Lexus is known for being luxury-class brand, bringing only the best in quality and sophistication to vehicles, and the this particular hybrid sedan is no different. This vehicle certainly carries some power over other hybrids.

Lexus's LS 600h, though, isn't a simple re-dress of something we've already seen. This particular vehicle doesn't just eliminate air pollution, but it also significantly cancels out noise pollution as well.

While the hybrid cars have all of the other features, these internationally sold vehicles have the more standard wheelbase size.

The Lexus LS 600h is a quality vehicle, and even Lexus has stated to the press that this vehicle was designed solely for the purpose of catering to those of means, hoping to impress those who are wealthy.

Lexus RX 400h Hybrid Overview

Exclusive summary about Lexus RX 400h Hybrid By Thomas Jones

The Lexus RX 400h Hybrid is the Lexus 350 with a newly designed electric motor. The Lexus RX 400h Hybrid can definitely hold its own against the competition. This index rates the top thirty vehicles that are environmentally friendly and green. With so many people being concerned about emissions, damage to the ozone layer, and global warming, the Lexus RX 400h Hybrid is a great choice for a hybrid SUV.

This hybrid was actually rolled out in January 2004 at the North American International Auto Show a few months after the Ford Escape Hybrid was introduced. Fuel-efficient with its own attractive features, the Lexus RX 400h Hybrid is definitely one of the best on the consumer market.

Chrysler Future Hybrid Cars

Chrysler Hybrid Cars

Exclusive summary about Chrysler Hybrid Cars By Terry P Reeves

This years Detroit Auto show had several new additions to the Hybrid Cars of The Future. The 2008 Hybrid Cars have made an impact but these concept Hybrid Cars from Chrysler blows them away. The Social Impact of Hybrid Cars is plain to see by the amount of interest in Hybrid Cars lately that the general public has shown.

Why Hybrid Cars Get Great Mileage is because of their duel power system and this Luxury Hybrid Car is no exception. This Hybrid Car will be high in the List of Hybrid Cars Coming soon. This Chrysler marvel has all the Benefits of Hybrid Cars and Off Road Capabilities combined.

The Tax Rebate on both Hybrid Cars and Electric Cars Gives added incentive for everyone to take a second look at these cars in the future.

Chrysler Aspen Hybrid Review - The Pros and Cons

Exclusive summary about Chrysler Hybrid Cars By Craig F Stevens

Chrysler's answer is to add a dual-mode hybrid gas-electric drive system to the Durango's refined cousin.

The Aspen Hybrid utilizes a 300-volt battery pack which is located under the second row seats. That's enough juice to handle cruising city streets under electric power alone. Fuel economy should climb to 18 MPG in the city and 19 MPG on the highway over the standard 13/18. Considering that the Aspen Hybrid is only being offered with Chrysler's AWD system, that's extremely impressive.

For approximately $45,000 the Aspen Hybrid is an exceptionally attractive hybrid LSUV.

Hybrid Electric Cars

Exclusive summary about Hybrid Electric Cars By Chuck Brown

Hybrid-electric cars got their name because they run on two different power sources--often at the same time. Hybrid Cars, otherwise known as HEVs (Hybrid Electric Vehicles) or Gas Electric Hybrid Cars, are fast becoming the choice of more and more people. For better gas mileage? This sent power to the electric motor.

The electric motor propelled the vehicle. These were called "series" hybrids. The little little gasoline engine's job was to charge the batteries, making the series hybrid more of a pure electric vehicle than not.

Some of today's "muscle car hybrids" have large gasoline engines--not much smaller than non-hybrid cars. The 2007 Lexus GS Hybrid has a total of 350 hp, with 192 hp coming from the gasoline engine.

Hybrid Electric Vehicles Are the Future of the Auto Industry

Exclusive summary about Hybrid Electric Vehicles By Yantra Vidya

Electric vehicles are more energy efficient than the contemporary vehicles wherein the electric vehicles operates at approximately 47 percent of effectiveness, while a contemporary vehicle operates at about 19 percent only.

But the electric car which can truly replace a traditional car is still in the conceptual stage as the electric vehicle would need continuous electric power from the batteries. The researchers have put forward a new electrical vehicle fitted with on board electric power storage system and means of generating power. This new type of vehicle is called hybrid electric vehicle or HEV.

The generating system consists of electric generator powered by internal combustion engine.

Researchers are optimistic about the performance of the hybrid vehicles.

History of Hybrid Cars

Hybrid Car History

Exclusive summary about History of Hybrid Cars By Albert Tay

In 1905, the application for a patent for a hybrid gasoline and electric motor power train brought the hybrid technology motors into existence. For hybrid car sales in the United States, Honda was the first to offer a two-seated hybrid car in year 2000 and further expanded the offering of hybrid vehicles to the United States only two months later with a compact car model, the Prius.

Other automakers followed suit, with Ford offering the Escape Hybrid in 2004. In conclusion, hybrid cars will be the next alternative to fuel vehicle. Asia countries, such as Japan, Korea and Singapore owners of hybrid cars are enjoying tax relief from switching to hybrid motor. It is inevitable that fuel motor cars model will be going down to history and hybrid cars is making a history.

The History Of Hybrid Cars

Exclusive summary about History of Hybrid Cars By Thomas Jones

Ever curious how exactly hybrid cars became the economic revelation they are today? Although there are conflicting views as to which hybrid came first, the actual hybrid car developed by Porsche utilized a similar engine as in conventional vehicles today to rotate a generator that would power electric motors, located in the actual car wheel's hubs.

It seemed that electric and hybrid cars would be the way to travel, and in 1900, the "voiturette," the first of these hybrids, was made by Pieper and was very similar to the hybrids we already know. There was even a reliability test in 1902 to see which would fare better, a hybrid, or steam-powered or gas-powered vehicles.

There were also hybrid trucks that were used from 1910 to 1918, and still, hybrid cars offered in 1916 could still reach 48 miles to the gallon, although speeds were much lower. Finally, in 1997, manufacturers Toyota and Audi premiered their hybrid cars to mixed reactions.