New Hybrid And Electric Cars Dominate the Market
In our country we see as the Toyota Pries has “eaten” literally the hybrid market in Spain and other brands have taken notice. SEAT has the most, aside from Toyota, is stuck in the hybrid market especially after presenting the new Hybrid Seat Leon Spanish brand which aims to develop its future hybrid series with the ring to compete directly with Toyota in the sector Hybrid.
No doubt this decision is SEAT widely applauded by the Spanish public who is a staunch defender of the mark and without hesitation would bet any of its hybrid vehicles.
But SEAT, like many other brands such as BMW are running late, and that while these are developing and testing their vehicles are at their early stage, Toyota is already making its advanced tests thanks to the early emergence of the Pries on the market and has served as a great real test that making any changes.
Something incomprehensible is to see groups like BMW vehicles trying to develop very powerful, they really are, without being fully in the hybrid market, not knowing how your audience behaves in a change of power without actually knowing the product is, in principle, willing to buy because of their loyalty to the brand.
BMW should enter the market as soon as possible with models like i3 Concept, small utility, which would make a good test bed for future modifications and new technological advances, but understandably focuses more on improving its electric motors in power to get supercars that can compete with existing diesel and gasoline.
In this sense, the Spanish brand SEAT has done a great movement, has chosen one of its vehicles sold in Spain, the Lion, and on the same chassis has installed an electric motor and a gasoline can provide a good range to consumption really low. But unlike Toyota, other brands, including SEAT, we need to improve much all part of autonomy and recovery. While similar powers have reached a diesel or gasoline engines, the current stage is to improve the performance of your batteries and how different mechanisms act to regain power from the energy generated by the vehicle itself both in motion and at braking to recharge your batteries quickly.