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Hirth Engines, ePropelled Partner For Hybrid UAV Power Systems
Hirth and ePropelled develop hybrid propulsion systems for UAVs and drone technology with extended flight duration.

Stellantis ends traditional plug-in hybrid lineup for 2026 model year
Stellantis is abruptly walking away from the plug-in hybrid formula that helped make it a segment leader in North America, scrapping its traditional PHEV lineup for the 2026 model year. The decision ...

1,000-mile hybrid EV just launched with a 165 kW motor from a Chinese firm
A Chinese automaker has just pushed hybrid technology into new territory, unveiling a plug-in model that can cover roughly 1,000 miles on a full battery and tank while relying on a 165 kW electric ...

The Lexus Hybrid That Pairs Luxury With Unmatched Fuel Savings
Lexus offers one of the most balanced line-ups of luxury cars today. Many of its offerings outclass the big German luxury guns from Audi, BMW, and Mercedes in value and reliability. The Lexus NX ...

Chinese firm launches hybrid EV with 1,000-mile range, 165 kW electric motor
Measuring approximately 191 inches long, 75 inches wide, and 66 inches tall, with a 112-inch wheelbase, the E7 offers a spacious cabin and balanced proportions. Its 20-inch “Wing Flow Shadow” wheels, ...

When the 2014 Porsche 918 Spyder rewrote hybrid performance
The 2014 Porsche 918 Spyder arrived at a moment when “hybrid” still sounded like a compromise, not a weapon. By pairing a race-bred V8 with electric motors and a plug-in battery, it turned ...

2023 Lamborghini Revuelto: First V12 Lambo made hybrid by design
The 2023 Lamborghini Revuelto is not a traditional supercar with a battery added as an afterthought. It is the first V12 Lamborghini conceived from day one as a plug-in hybrid, using electrification ...

The 2026 Nissan Qashqai e-POWER explains why hybrids are getting interesting again
There’s a growing disconnect in the car world right now. A lot of people genuinely like how electric vehicles drive. Smooth, quiet, instant. What they don’t like is planning ...