Plug-in hybrid cars are presented as the ideal vehicles and a logical transition toward fully electric cars. They offer the advantages of an electric car with a range that, in newer models, exceeds 100 km — perfectly suitable for everyday urban trips. If we take a long journey or travel to a place without charging points, we can rely on the combustion engine to keep moving. They also spare us the stress of running out of battery, since we can always continue driving with the thermal engine.
So, what’s the problem? Why are they not being viewed favorably lately? We’ll try to answer these questions in this article.
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