Driving

Oct 10, 2008 1 Replies

Climbing Hills The hybrid system has two electric motors. When you encounter a large hill, those motors are automatically taken advantage of. The gasoline engine will rev to its most efficient high-power RPM. That provides thrust directly to the tires, generates electricity for the motor, and recharges the battery-pack all at the same time. So to the surprise of many new owners, large hills don't drain the system. You'll still have plenty of reserve power available when you reach the top.


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