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Want to know about the advantages of electrified motoring?
Want to know about the differences between electric, plug-in hybrid and hybrid? Let’s find out…
Our frequently asked questions are covered below. If you have any queries of your own, please don’t hesitate to contact the friendly, knowledgeable Jeep Solihull or Swindon teams.
In almost every case, yes.
While most hybrid cars run mainly on fuel, the engine is boosted by an electric motor, which is energised by a self-charging battery.
While a plug-in hybrid such as the Renegade 4xe PHEV runs on fuel, it also offers an all-electric range (up to 26 miles in the Renegade’s case). This means it’s very fuel-efficient and produces fewer emissions than a hybrid or purely combustion-engined equivalent. Plug-in hybrids require external charging.
It takes roughly 24 minutes for the Jeep Avenger to receive a 20% to 80% charge using a rapid-charging public connector.
If you want to save money on fuel while contributing towards a greener planet, yes. If you’d like to know more, please get in touch with the Jeep Solihull or Swindon teams for impartial advice.
An electric vehicle such as the Jeep Avenger is powered by an electric motor which is provided energy by a high-capacity battery. Electric vehicles are very affordable to run, they produce zero CO2 and NOx emissions, and they require manual charging.
Of all the kinds of electrified vehicles, a hybrid is closest to a conventional car. This means that while, say, the Jeep e-hybrid runs mainly on fuel, it can operate on electric power at low speeds and when coasting. Hybrid vehicles offer self-charging convenience.
Absolutely. The Jeep Avenger produces no harmful emissions at all.
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Unless we consider it to be inappropriate given your personal circumstances, for certain vehicles e.g. New, our approach is to introduce you to the lender who are usually able to offer the best available package for you, taking into account interest rates, residual valuations (where applicable) and other contributions. If they are unable to make you an offer of finance, or the vehicle is not one that we would normally place with them we will introduce you to other lenders on our panel. The lender we introduce you to and available rates will depend upon a number of factors including: the vehicle, your personal circumstances and the likelihood of a lender to accept an application based on information provided.
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