Pros And Cons Of Hybrid Cars

So ultimately the question boils down to what are the pros and cons of hybrid cars.
Many people are aware of the great mileage that a hybrid car provides, but people are sceptical about its performance still now.

Advantages:
Clean Energy: An electric motor when combines with a gas powered engine always generate a superior engine. This engine is bolstered with the best of both the systems. An increased fuel efficiency, mileage along with reduction in pollution due to less emission of particles in air means that this is becoming the prime driver of Environment Conservation.
Performance improvements: Advent of new technologies has helped the manufacturers to improve a hybrid cars performance by leaps and bounds, and they are continuing to develop, improving efficiency and speed. The increased control has also been a great addition in modern hybrid cars.

Lower power output: These vehicles are normally built thinking about the economy purpose, these cars don’t offer as much speed as you can get from a fuel powered car (Tesla has been able to make a car called ‘speedster’ ) . The gasoline engine is much smaller than in comparable vehicles. Higher acceleration than the conventional engine can be provided by the electric motor. Despite this extra help, this combine engine cannot compensate for the fully fuel powered conventional engines in terms of speed.
Poorer handling: Hybrid vehicles handling has always been an issue compared to conventional ones. The reason for this is the centred around extra weight. Extra weight results in a loss of fuel efficiency that is why manufacturers rather emphasize on cutting this weight down wherever possible. Thus hybrids generally have less bracing and support in the suspension and body. They use lighter-duty components than in performance-focused