Alternative Fuel Sources Ashford

Although petrol and diesel are the most commonly used types of fuel used in cars today, there are other options available. Here you'll find a guide to the variety of ways that you can power your car, from the 'standard' fuels to the wide range of new energy options

Electricity Ashford

Electric cars may be powered in a number of ways: from chemical energy stored in on-board batteries (battery electric vehicle or BEV), from both an on-board rechargeable energy storage system (RESS), and a fueled propulsion power source ( hybrid vehicle ) generated on-board using a fuel cell ( fuel cell vehicle ).

Hydrogen Ashford

Vehicles can be powered by hydrogen in one of two ways: combustion or fuel-cell conversion . In combustion, the hydrogen is 'burned' in engines in essentially the same method as traditional petrol cars. In fuel-cell conversion, the hydrogen is turned into electricity through fuel cells which then power electric motors.
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