If you drive a hybrid vehicle, or are thinking about buying one, how much of your driving is, or will be, in clean electric mode?
The answer will depend, to a significant degree, on your driving speed. In most hybrid vehicles, the gasoline engine kicks in to power the vehicle at about 35 miles per hour. [...] [...]
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