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Hybrid cars save fuel through a combination of an electric motor and a gasoline engine, which allows for optimal efficiency in different driving conditions. The electric motor is primarily used during low-speed urban driving, where it is most effective, while the gasoline engine is utilized for higher speeds and more power-demanding situations. Additionally, hybrid vehicles employ regenerative braking to capture energy typically lost during braking, converting it into electricity to recharge the battery, thus reducing the reliance on fuel and lowering emissions.
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