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The internal combustion engine converts the energy of burning fuel into mechanical work that turns the wheels through the transmission.
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Carries torque from the powertrain to the wheels. ICE cars use a clutch or torque converter with a multi-speed gearbox; EVs typically use a single-speed reduction gear.
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The cabin brings together the controls, seating and comfort systems for the driver and passengers.
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Airbags are part of the passive safety system: fabric cushions that inflate in milliseconds during a crash to cushion the head and body, working together with the seatbelts.
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The fuel tank stores the fuel supply and delivers it to the engine via an electronic pump.
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The exhaust system carries away and cleans exhaust gases, reducing noise and harmful emissions.
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The suspension absorbs road irregularities, while the brake system provides controlled deceleration.
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The internal combustion engine converts the energy of burning fuel into mechanical work that turns the wheels through the transmission.
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The electric motor converts electrical energy into torque, and under braking it works in reverse as a generator, recharging the battery.
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A small traction battery stores regenerative braking energy and powers the electric motor at low speeds, reducing fuel consumption.
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The cabin brings together the controls, seating and comfort systems for the driver and passengers.
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Airbags are part of the passive safety system: fabric cushions that inflate in milliseconds during a crash to cushion the head and body, working together with the seatbelts.
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The fuel tank stores the fuel supply and delivers it to the engine via an electronic pump.
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The exhaust system carries away and cleans exhaust gases, reducing noise and harmful emissions.
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The suspension absorbs road irregularities, while the brake system provides controlled deceleration.
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A large traction battery occupies nearly the entire floor space between the axles and serves as the main energy source for driving.
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The cabin brings together the controls, seating and comfort systems for the driver and passengers.
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Airbags are part of the passive safety system: fabric cushions that inflate in milliseconds during a crash to cushion the head and body, working together with the seatbelts.
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The electric motor converts electrical energy into torque, and under braking it works in reverse as a generator, recharging the battery.
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The charging port connects the car to an external power source — from a household outlet to a fast charging station.
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The suspension absorbs road irregularities, while the brake system provides controlled deceleration.
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