Preserving Air Quality for the Future

The beautiful Himalayas. 

As we have seen I firmly believe that hybrid cars are the future.

Hybrid cars present a solution towards preserving air quality in years to come. 

Hybrid electric cars were created because of the shortfall in battery technology. 

The batteries that were being made could not produce enough power. 

These batteries would not sustain long trips with the car. 

In order to work around this an onboard generator, powered by an internal combustion engine could be used for long trips.

 These cars became known as hybrid electric vehicles that are now being mass-produced by companies like Toyota and Honda.
The hybrid cars' greatest advantage is that they release almost zero emissions into the atmosphere. 

These cars use their brakes to regenerate power to the batteries. 

When the car is slowing down it takes the energy being released when slowing the car down. 

The result is a use of energy that does not require the car to be plugged in. 

Exciting developments are taking place in the field of hybrid cars.

LC Super Hybrid technology at major international future car conference were presented in Stuttgart recently by UK Low Carbon Champions.

Stuttgart is known as the birthplace of the automobile, and has the famed Mercedes-Benz Museum.

It is essential that we study fossil fuels to prepare for the exciting developments taking place in the industry.

That is why I have been studying physics which I will discuss in further blog posts.