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In a hybrid car, the fault map shifts from mechanics to electronics; catching a small cooling pump neglect before it turns into an inverter or battery replacement is everything.

What Are the Most Frequently Failing Parts in a Hybrid Car?

Deniz Erkan12 October 2026

The parts that fail most often in hybrid cars are different from the items we are used to in gasoline vehicles: the inverter cooling pump, DC-DC converter, battery cooling fan, rust-prone brake discs, and the oxygen (ego) sensor lead the way. Since m…

When buying a used hybrid vehicle, you should not make a purchase decision without measuring the battery health.

How to Read Battery Health When Buying a Used Hybrid?

Deniz Erkan11 October 2026

When buying a used hybrid, battery health is the single most important technical figure that determines the vehicle's true value; that is why it must be measured before making the purchase decision. Battery health (SOH) shows what percentage of the o…

For drivers switching from a gasoline vehicle to a hybrid, increased fuel consumption and the engine frequently kicking in during their first winter are normal.

First Winter Guide for Those Switching from Gasoline to Hybrid

Deniz Erkan11 October 2026

If you have recently switched from a gasoline car to a hybrid, one thing will seem foreign to you in your first winter: increased consumption and the engine kicking in far more often than you expected. Neither of these indicates a fault; in the cold,…