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Hybrid Theory
The article below explores how ICE operating conditions can vary in hybrid vehicles versus conventional cars and how this impacts engine oil requirements. A new universal methodology can help to identify specific challenges.
This article was published in the November 2022 edition of Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Magazine.
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