New and Used Hybrid & Electric Options Midwest Kia

Will Switching To Hybrid Or Electric Mean Accepting Lower Performance?
With more and more mainstream models offering hybrid powertrains, consumers have a lot of options to choose from. The best hybrids and plug-in hybrids don't just provide better fuel economy than gas-only models, some even have significant performance benefits.

What's The Difference Between Hybrid & Electric?
The difference between hybrid and electric cars comes down to how the car is powered. A hybrid is powered by both an internal combustion engine (ICE) and an electric motor, with separate batteries for each. An electric vehicle uses only a battery and an electric motor to run. Both have a lower environmental impact than ICE-only (gas-only) cars, but they differ in upfront cost, driving ranges, maintenance costs, and ease of refueling or charging.

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