mHEV, MHEV, FHEV, PHEV, BEV & FCEV

What is the main power source in a micro Hybrid Electric Vehicle?

• Internal Combustion Engine
• Auxillary battery and electric motor
• Traction battery and electric motor
• Hydrogen Fuel Cell

micro Hybrid Electric Vehicles are fitted with which fuel saving system?

• Stop start
• Cruise control
• Fuel tank evaporation system
• Eco city mode combustion control

The stop start system fitted to some micro Hybrid Electric Vehicles?

• Switches off two out of four cylinders to save fuel
• Switches the engine off when the vehicle is stationary
• Only works when the outside air temperature is above 20 degrees
• Switches off the regenerative braking system to save energy

The stop start system fitted to micro Hybrid Electric Vehicles can save approximately how much fuel?

• 5%
• 10%
• 15%
• 20%

Some micro Hybrid Electric Vehicles are fitted with which fuel saving system?

• ABS
• Regenerative braking system
• Electronic handbrake
• Passive boost electric motor

The regenerative braking system fitted to some micro Hybrid Electric Vehicles?

• Powers the passive boost motor to help power the vehicle
• Charges the vehicle battery when the vehicle is braking
• Only works when the handbrake is applied
• Powers the vehicles starter motor solenoid winding

What does the acronym mHEV mean?

• micro Hybrid Electric Vehicle
• mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle
• motor Hybrid Electric Vehicle
• moderate Hybrid Electric Vehicle

What is the main power source in a Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle?

• Internal Combustion Engine
• Auxillary battery and electric motor
• Traction battery and electric motor
• Plug in 240v mains charger

Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicles are fitted with?

• An Internal Combustion Engine and a small electric motor
• An Internal Combustion Engine and a large electric motor
• A large electric motor and a small Internal Combustion Engine
• A Hydrogen Fuel Cell and a Internal Combustion Engine

On a Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicles the electric motor is used as a?

• Passive boost to the Internal Combustion Engine
• Main power source to propel the vehicle
• Back up power source to the Internal Combustion Engine
• To power the vehicle when the fuel tank is empty