OMODA & JAECOO, one of the fastest-growing global smart mobility brands, has confirmed that the all-new OMODA C7 SUV is set to launch soon in the UAE. Aimed squarely at “tech-savvy buyers in hot-weather markets”, the futuristic-looking SUV combines advanced hybrid powertrains with proven high-temperature endurance.
As the UAE steadily progresses towards a greener, more sustainable future, the shift to eco-friendly vehicles is gaining momentum. Among the available options, Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) cars are often discussed, but what exactly sets them apart, and which is more suitable for drivers in the UAE? Let’s explore.
What is a Hybrid Car?A hybrid car combines a traditional internal combustion engine with an electric motor. Its key advantage lies in the self-charging battery, which is powered through regenerative braking and the engine, eliminating the need to plug it in. This makes hybrids a convenient choice for UAE drivers who value hassle-free,
The Bentley Flying Spur became the de facto flagship sedan for the brand after the demise of the Mulsanne. Adding to its range, the Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid joins the brand’s Middle East line-up. The Bentley Hybrid will join the W12 and V8 options for the large sedan.
Bentley’s Bentayga is a very important product for the luxury brand. With the electrification trend going strong, the plug-in hybrid version of the Bentayga is a key player in the SUV lineup. So, just a year after its introduction, the Bentayga Hybrid follows the tracks of the recently facelifted regular Bentayga and Bentayga Speed, getting a refresh.
When it comes to improving the appeal of their cars, Volvo had been running in a pretty brisk pace over the last few years. The goofy-looking bulges of these Swedish cars introduced in a range-wide facelift half-a-decade ago were quickly phased out by the the crisp, handsome lines that adorn the body of the new XC series SUVs and S90 sedan. Now, trickling this design down to the lower rung of the sedan ladder, comes the all-new 2019 Volvo S60.