Summer Tyres For Your Hybrid Car

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Nobody can have missed the success of Tesla on the electric car market. Their entry has made it even cool to have an electric car. Nowadays you can have a traditional petrol or diesel engine powered car, a hybrid car, which, in addition to a combustion engine, has an electric motor or you can have a pure electric car.  A hybrid has both a fuel tank as well as a battery pack for the electric motor. 



When you start the car, the car will use the electric motor. This is the most optimal scenario for fuel efficiency. When you reach normal cruising speeds on roads, your car will be using the fuel engine, as this is most efficient. This way of powering the car is the easiest and most fuel-efficient way to transport you on the road. The lower fuel consumption is one of the reasons why people consider investing into a hybrid car, when they change their car. The initial investment is usually a bit higher, but the lower fuel consumption will make it a good investment. It is also more environmentally friendly option versus a combustion engine. With a fully electric vehicle you need to have an external power supply to charge the battery packs.

It is important to choose the right tyres for your car, whether you have a hybrid or an electric car. If you need summer tyres, or SUV summer tyres, you should check that you buy tyres that perform well on the summer roads and have low rolling resistance. Hybrid and electric cars are usually heavier due to the battery packs, putting extra load on the tyres. So, make sure to select the tyres that have been designed for your car.

You can find summer tyres for your hybrid here; https://www.nokiantyres.com/

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