[Kosfactor]

Originally Posted by Carma2017

So, hypothetically, if 2 years down the line a Strong Hybrid Car with a full tank to full tank mileage of 1000 kms is offered to a customer at the same price as a Diesel with much lower mileage, which one do you think would a customer purchase?

As far as engines go, Diesel is more efficient. A petrol hybrid due to its design can offer improved fuel economy in a city driving cycle (regen, motor assist, EV mode etc). However once you push the pedal down on a highway trip, you really are lugging around all that additional weight for no joy. Given hybrids usually come with lackluster engines, you`d rather go by train or take a flight instead.

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