There are millions of hybrid vehicles worldwide, and interest in this technology is increasing among those disappointed by electric vehicles (EVs). Hybrid technology is still developing, but it's hard to say it's fully established.
A brief internet search reveals that, for example, in the United Kingdom, hybrid vehicles come with a 6-year/60,000-mile warranty. Other brands offer a 10-year/150,000-mile warranty. Therefore, making definitive and general comments is not appropriate. Behind every dissatisfied customer, there are different stories, and throughout my professional life, I've encountered many such examples.
When it became clear that electric vehicles wouldn't become widespread at the expected pace, hybrid systems gained more importance as a transition technology. This system, which is quite good, seems to remain in our lives for a while longer.
However, there is a particularly hard-to-accept fact in countries like Turkey: the economic lifespan of vehicles being 10 years. After this period, battery replacements will be quite expensive. The same situation applies to electric vehicles.
Hybrid vehicles play a crucial bridging role in the transition to electric vehicles. Given the challenges and costs associated with the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, hybrid technology will remain an important option for some time. Understanding the advantages and limitations of hybrid vehicles during this transition period will shape future automotive trends.
In conclusion, hybrid vehicles remain an important option that needs to be evaluated both technologically and economically. Until electric vehicles become fully widespread, hybrids will hold a significant place in our lives. During this process, producing better solutions by considering users' expectations and experiences will shape the future of the automotive industry.
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