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Jul 25, 2014
With the electric vehicle mode, you can enjoy the powerful and smooth performance of the electric motor while the gas/petrol engine rests.
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Jul 24, 2014
Since the Toyota Hybrid System relies only on the electric motor from ignition right up to medium-speed driving*, there is no gas/petrol engine noise at all.
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Jul 23, 2014
Powerful and smooth. With its combination of power from a gas/petrol engine and electric motor, the Toyota Hybrid System provides a pleasant driving experience that conventional gasoline vehicle can’t match.
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Jul 22, 2014
Since the Toyota Hybrid System uses only the electric motor when accelerating from a standstill, it creates no gas emissions. When the gas/petrol engine is in use, its emissions are reduce compared to those conventional vehicles. Toyota Hybrid System is on the roads around the world, wishing upon a clean starry sky.
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Jul 21, 2014
A Hybrid vehicle can travel the same distance as gasoline vehicle, using less fuel. Because fuel usage slows down, the amount you refill gasoline will drop. It’s very economical.
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Jul 20, 2014
Hybrid, by taking advantage of the synergy between the gas/petrol engine and electric motor, bring more effective driving. It blends the explosiveness of a short-distance athlete with the endurance of a marathon runner.
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Jul 19, 2014
The fundamental types of hybrid systems are the "series hybrid system", the "parallel hybrid system", and the "series-parallel hybrid system".
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Jul 18, 2014
The term "hybrid system" refers to vehicle that combine two different power sources.
Toyota's hybrid system combined a gas/petrol engine and an electric motor, realizing a cutting edge driving experience with high fuel efficiency.
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Jul 17, 2014
Hybrid technology was developed not only with the immediate, but also the distant future in mind.
Our engineers aimed to create what would become the core technology used in the development of all eco-cars, remaining relevant over the 21st century.
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Jul 16, 2014
The G21 Project was launched in 1993. What was going to be the ideal size and design of vehicles for the 21st century? What sort of vehicle could cope with environmental issues and dwindling resources?
With the G21 project, we sought out the ideal vehicle that would be the answer to those issues, and day after day we buried ourselves in research.
