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Starting Up: In order to save gasoline, only the electric motor is engaged when starting. It also helps provide instant torque under most conditions.
Accelerating and Cruising: While driving, the electric and gas motors are used in symbiosis, providing the perfect mix of power without compromising performance. The excess energy is used towards recharging the electric battery.
Decelerating and Braking: During deceleration and braking, the electric motor takes over completely. The regenerative braking system converts kinetic energy into electric energy to recharge the battery.
Resting and Reversing: When the vehicle is stationary, the gasoline engine stops completely and is replaced by the electrical system (unless the battery charge is too low), this way you save fuel. The same is true when the vehicle is in reverse at low speed.