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A hybrid carries two motors, one gas and one electric, and a computer decides which to use moment to moment while you just drive. The key piece is the brake: when you slow down, it recharges its own battery, which is why it saves more in the city than on the highway. You never plug it in, because all that energy comes from braking and the engine.
A hybrid car pairs a gas engine with an electric one and a small battery that charges itself, so you never plug it in and it saves fuel without being asked. I explain in plain language what it is, the types that exist, and why it fits Central America so well, where there is barely anywhere to charge. From here I point you to everything else about hybrids.
