Author: Peter Kowalsky

Hybrid cars are known for sipping less fuel and offering smoother drives, but they also come with two hearts under the bonnet. One runs on petrol, the other on electricity. That means a slightly different approach when it comes to keeping things in top shape. Whether you’re cruising in a Toyota Alphard or zipping around in something smaller, hybrid car maintenance calls for smart planning, not panic. Understanding the Basics: What Sets Hybrids Apart Hybrids have a standard internal combustion engine paired with an electric motor and battery pack. The battery is charged through regenerative braking and the engine itself. Unlike electric vehicles, you don’t need a wall plug, just regular driving. Now here’s the twist: maintaining a hybrid means managing both systems. Regular engine serv...