hybrid powertrains
Hybrid powertrains are systems in cars that use both a regular engine and an electric motor. This helps the car use less fuel and be better for the environment.
Hybrid powertrains combine an internal combustion engine with an electric motor to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions. They can switch between power sources or use both simultaneously for better performance.
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"Porsche confirmed that Panamera and KN will continue to be sold with internal combustion and hybrid powertrains well into the next decade, causing a $6 billion hit to profits."
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"and more complications with software, more complications with hybrid powertrains, and more complications with a small battery."
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"I mean, Lexus and Toyota do an amazing job with their hybrid powertrains. And, you know, this is smooth, seamless."
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