Thursday, July 4, 2013

Power Hybrids


 

Power Hybrids and Hybrid Classification

 

Because of the various types of hybrid vehicles, I decided to classify them according to type.  For example,  Crossovers, Mini,  Economy,  Plug Ins, and last and not least,  'Power Hybrids'.  These hybrids would not be considered the best buy in terms of fuel economy.  If you are looking for a fast expensive, luxury hybrid,  this is the class for you.  They would get better gas mileage coupled with their gas engine counterpart.  At least you can do less work by taking less annoying trips to the gas station compared to gas engines. If you had any of these gas engine counterparts, you will be visiting the pump very frequently.    What makes a power hybrid.   1.  The power of its acceleration.  Power Hybrids move from 0-60 in less than 6 seconds.   2. It's torque, measured in lb-ft of both electric motor and gasoline motor. 3. It total horse power or hybrid net power .  
 
                                                     
 


 
Now introducing and competing ,  The POWER HYBRIDs


 
Panamera S Hybrid

Horsepower Combustion Engine: 333 hp Electric Motor: 95 hp Total Output: 416 hp
@ rpm 5500 rpm
Torque Combustion Engine: 325 lb.-ft. Electric Motor: 229 lb.-ft. Combined: 435 lb.-ft.
Compression ratio 10.5 : 1 
www.porsche.com
 
 
2013 Lexus LS Hybrid



Horsepower Combustion Engine :  Total Output 438hp
@ rpm 6400 rpm
Torque Combustion Engine and Electric engine combined 347 lb.-ft.
Compression ratio 11.8 : 1 

www.lexus.com
 

 
 
2013 Infinity M Hybrid


Peak engine 258 lb-ft and peak electric motor 199 lb-ft
                               
417 lb-ft @ 4,400 rpm  360 hp @ 6,500 rpm (Hybrid System Net Power)  www.infiniti.com
 




        Hybrid Duel:   Infinity M vs Porsche Panamera S Hybrid


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