mild hybrid
A mild hybrid is a car system that uses a small electric motor to help the gasoline engine, making the car use less fuel and produce fewer emissions.
A mild hybrid system adds an electric motor to assist the internal combustion engine, improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions without providing full electric drive.
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