THE ROLE OF HYBRID SYSTEMS IN REDUCING FUEL CONSUMPTION AND EMISSIONS
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hybrid vehicles, fuel consumption, emissions reduction, energy management, electric propulsion, sustainabilityAbstract
The rapid growth of the automotive industry has led to increased concerns regarding fuel consumption and environmental pollution, particularly greenhouse gas emissions. Hybrid vehicle systems have emerged as a promising solution to address these challenges by combining internal combustion engines with electric propulsion systems. This study investigates the role of hybrid systems in reducing fuel consumption and emissions through a comprehensive analysis of their operational principles, energy management strategies, and technological evolution. Based on a review of scientific literature and analytical evaluation, the study demonstrates that hybrid systems significantly improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions under various driving conditions. The findings also highlight the importance of optimizing system design and control strategies to maximize environmental and economic benefits.
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