One of the most attractive features that should convince everyone to get a hybrid or an electrical car is, of course, fuel economy – hybrid cars rely on a double fuel source composed of an electric motor powered by a dependable Honda insight battery at low speeds and on a conventional, internal combustion engine that turns on at higher speeds, which means that when the car goes slowly, it does not cost you any fuel-money and electric cars can be recharged for free. However, low or zero fuel costs are not the only features that should convince everyone to get a hybrid or an electric car – here are some more:
- A greener way to commute – electric cars are zero-emission vehicles, while hybrids are considerably greener than conventional cars;
- Tax breaks and other incentives – there are many incentive programs that the owners of hybrid and electric cars can benefit from, including tax breaks and discounted insurance premiums;
- Stable resale value – electric cars and hybrid don’t lose their value as quickly as conventional vehicles. The resale price for your hybrid and electric is more likely to be quite close to the amount you paid for it when you bought it than in the case of conventional cars.