Honda Accord 2013 plug-in Hybrid
Honda has yet to release a specification but said a new dimension will enhance the dynamics driving saloon cars and improve fuel economy. The next Accord will come in the plug-in version will take less than two hours to fill in the 240-volt charger, or four hours in a standard outlet.
In the all-electric mode, Accord 2013 plug-in Hybrid will use a 6 kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery and 120 kW electric motor to achieve a strong all-electric range of about 10-15 mile in city driving and the scenario is the speed of 62 mph. Drivers will be able to choose between the all-electric and hybrid driving mode for balancing fuel economy and performance. In the settings all-electric, it would have a top speed of 62 mph. All Accord models will display Help ECO 2013, mechanisms of visual feedback that helps drive drivers as efficiently as possible material baker.
In the mode of gasoline-electric hybrids, Accord supported by fuel efficient 2.0-liter, i-VTEC four-cylinder inline engine cycle, Atkinson, paired with a Continuously Variable transmission of electricity (E-CVT). For a more efficient high cruise speed, Accord a plug-in Hybrid can engage in a direct-drive mode, where only the engine drives the front wheels. Accord plug-in Hybrid launch next winter.
