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These cars are appropriately named because they are a cross between a gasoline car, which runs on a combustion engine, and an electric car, which uses a battery-operated electric motor.

It might be shocking to consider that some of the earliest electric cars weighed in at 4,250 pounds and could travel 50 to 100 miles on a single battery charge.