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Motors Of History, Including the 1916 Hybrid with Regenerative brakes

G. David Felt

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Motors Of History, Including the 1916 Hybrid with Regenerative brakes!

C&D did this history of motors that have made a mark, have to say awesome that in 1916 the first Hybrid powertrain was produced with regenerative brakes. Shows it just took 100 years to make it a variable reality. 14HP ICE and 6HP EV. 

http://www.caranddriver.com/flipbook/engines-au-naturel-an-unfettered-look-under-the-hood-at-some-of-historys-most-significant-engines

Love the steam motors, turbines, etc. So cool. Check it out.

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