Depending on your climate, you could see winter until late March. Many areas of the east coast are lucky enough to have a mild winter, but there’s always a cold snap that throws us for a loop. As that cold weather creeps in, there are many factors to consider when it comes to maintaining your
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Should You Buy a Plug-In or Fully Electric?
Posted on February 20, 2019 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
Interested in purchasing a new car with the latest technology? If you’re considering fuel-efficiency and eco-consciousness, the decision is probably between an electric vehicle or a plug-in hybrid. Knowing which is the best choice for your needs will help you decide. To help you make that decision, we’ve compiled a list of drawbacks and benefits
3 Types of Hybrid Batteries
Posted on January 28, 2019 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
Hybrid technologies swept the nation almost 20 years ago and automakers have invested millions in new technologies to keep up with growing demand. One of the most expensive and ongoing investments have been in updating hybrid battery technology. Today, there are 3 types of hybrid batteries utilized in vehicles: Lithium Ion, Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH),
5 Signs It’s Time to Change Your Hybrid Battery
Posted on January 21, 2019 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
An important component to proper hybrid vehicle functioning is the battery. Many hybrid owners enjoy a longer battery life than non-hybrid drivers. However, their batteries are often more expensive when they need to be replaced. The intricate, sophisticated nature of hybrid battery packs mean replacements are best done by a professional. So how can hybrid
Getting the Best Holiday Hybrid Mileage
Posted on December 27, 2018 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
Hybrid vehicles have become popular for the fuel efficiency and the ability for drivers to reduce their carbon footprint. Although the average MPG is already higher than standard combustion engines, there are a few tricks hybrid drivers can use to increase efficiency even more. Whether commuters are spending a majority of their driving time on
What’s New for Hybrid Vehicles in 2019
Posted on December 18, 2018 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
As we get ready to ring in the new year, we’re taking a look at hybrid technologies about to hit the market. Ford made a big announcement earlier this year when they said they would discontinue selling many of their passenger vehicles. This was due to the rise in popularity of SUVs and crossovers; in
How to Get the Most of Your Hybrid
Posted on November 30, 2018 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
Wondering why your hybrid many not be as efficient as the studies claim? You may be missing a few key points on the best driving techniques to maximize your MPG and have a better overall driving experience. Although hybrids are engineered for fuel efficiency, there are a few things drivers can do to take full
What is a Hybrid Vehicle?
Posted on November 16, 2018 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
Since hybrid vehicles gained popularity over a decade ago, they have been the topic of discussion among many American drivers. With vast benefits such as reduced fuel dependence, tax incentives, and cleaner energy, hybrid vehicles have quickly become a favorite for the environmentally and financially conscious driver. However, even with American sales of hybrid vehicles
Hybrid Battery Mobile Install
Posted on October 31, 2018 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
In today’s busy society, many people play musical chairs with the day to day priorities. Between work and running a household, there isn’t always time for other tasks. However, it’s important to remember that without a proper functioning vehicle, the hustle and bustle could get more difficult. That’s why The Hybrid Geek is proud to
How Cold Weather Affects Your Hybrid Battery
Posted on October 27, 2018 / by Dani Sheller / 0 comment
For vehicle owners, ensuring tires are aligned and properly inflated as well as having the heating checked are both important for winter preparation. However, one of the most reported vehicle issues during winter months is battery failure. For hybrid vehicle owners, this is especially important due to the higher cost of hybrid battery packs. To understand