There are a lot of great vehicles on the road today that don’t use the traditional fully gasoline engine. There’s the usual hybrid which just fills up at the pump, there’s the electric vehicle that you plug in at home or at the charging station, but what is a plug-in hybrid? It’s a vehicle that actually takes advantage of both of these forms of fuel, so you have flexibility in North Canton. How does a plug-in hybrid work? We’ve got a guide just waiting for you as well as some new vehicle specials!
As we mentioned earlier, a plug-in hybrid, or PHEV, uses both gasoline and electricity to move forward. That means that a gasoline engine is backed up with an electric motor to provide you power in Massillon.
Here’s the most important thing you need to know: when you’re fully charged, you’ve got a limited amount of range that goes purely on electricity. However, that limited range will run out, after which you’ll switch to gasoline power. However, just like a regular hybrid, that electric motor doesn’t stop working, meaning you also have the benefit of increased fuel economy!
Land Rover has recently introduced some new PHEV Land Rover models, two in particular. On one hand, the iconic, legendary Range Rover has a new spin that still clocks an impressive 155 mph top speed. There’s also the little brother to the Range Rover, the Range Rover Sport, that has the incredible Land Rover PHEV configuration. We suggest you take a test drive of one of these incredible models!
Now that you know what you’re in for when you pick a Land Rover PHEV for your Green adventures, we’d like to hear from you! You can stop on by at our dealership in Akron and get a test drive of one of these models or there’s our contact form that’s always open. The world of Land Rover is missing just one thing, and that’s you. We can’t wait for you to give us a ring!
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