Hybrid Cars Case Study
The hybrid car becomes popular in worldwide nowadays and for example, the demand of hybrid cars especially in Japan are increase every year. There are many perspectives from experts about hybrid car. First perspective is a hybrid car is one that uses more than one of propulsion that means combining a normal petrol or diesel engine with an electric motor (Webster, 2014). Second perspective from expert is the hybrid vehicle utilizes two different power train “varieties” or energy sources and merges them to form one hybrid power train (Cobb, 2014). The third idea about hybrid car is it utilize more than one form of onboard energy to achieve propulsion which means a hybrid will have a traditional internal combustion engine and a fuel tank as well
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Green cars could be yet another issue that puts Japan in a leadership position," says Maryann N. Keller, veteran auto analyst for Furman Selz Inc. in New York. The Japanese have several reasons for going green. In the next century, as millions of new car owners in China, India, and elsewhere take to the road, the Japanese predict that gasoline prices will rise worldwide. At the same time, Japan's carmakers expect pollution and global warming to become such threats that governments will enact tough measures to clean the air. So Japan's auto industry is selling out about $2 billion every year on green car research. According to Bernard (2013) when representatives from 155 countries touched down in Kyoto on December 1 for an international summit on global warming, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, and Mitsubishi all had a readymade forum for promoting their green cars. So, the writer chooses the hybrid car as a topic because it helps the writer to study the development and technology of hybrid car in worldwide. It also helps the writer to learn more about how the two energy source work and combine together in hybrid car and because of that hybrid cars should be preferred to standard cars because they are environmentally friendly but the cost is higher and the power of the car is less compared to standard
Green cars could be yet another issue that puts Japan in a leadership position," says Maryann N. Keller, veteran auto analyst for Furman Selz Inc. in New York. The Japanese have several reasons for going green. In the next century, as millions of new car owners in China, India, and elsewhere take to the road, the Japanese predict that gasoline prices will rise worldwide. At the same time, Japan's carmakers expect pollution and global warming to become such threats that governments will enact tough measures to clean the air. So Japan's auto industry is selling out about $2 billion every year on green car research. According to Bernard (2013) when representatives from 155 countries touched down in Kyoto on December 1 for an international summit on global warming, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, and Mitsubishi all had a readymade forum for promoting their green cars. So, the writer chooses the hybrid car as a topic because it helps the writer to study the development and technology of hybrid car in worldwide. It also helps the writer to learn more about how the two energy source work and combine together in hybrid car and because of that hybrid cars should be preferred to standard cars because they are environmentally friendly but the cost is higher and the power of the car is less compared to standard