Significats de propel the car en anglès

Such systems use energy recovered during braking to help propel the car.

But the engine cannot propel the car without engaging the electric motors.

I'll have a noiseless clockwork arrangement that will really propel the car.

Kinetic energy recovery systems use energy generated during braking to help propel the car.

But the engine cannot propel the car without engaging the electric motors, Stephens said.

And over shorter distances, the electric motor will propel the car using energy stored in a lithium-ion battery.

That's enough to propel the car to almost 190mph before it can't push itself through the air any quicker.

If there are sprocket gears and cranks on either side, four boys may propel the car at one time.

It also can propel the car on its own, though VW doesn't say how far the L1 will go on electricity alone.

When we're ready to leave town, a contact-free linear motor would propel the car over long distances with a drifting magnetic field.

Fuel-cell cars use a "stack" of cells that electro-chemically combine hydrogen with oxygen to generate electricity that helps propel the car.

The company is exploring several ways of doing that, including kinetic energy recovery systems that use energy generated during braking to help propel the car.

Although the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid features a 16-kilowatt-hour pack, only 10.4 kilowatt-hours is used to actually propel the car.

Four electric motors, one on each wheel, propel the car to 100 kilometers an hour from a standstill in 4.8 seconds.

That's enough to propel the car from zero to 62 mph in "less than 11 seconds," according to Mercedes.

It sends 237 horsepower to the rear wheels, enough to propel the car to 60 mph in 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 160.