Honda Fourth-Generation Two-Motor Hybrid (e:HEV)
Honda's fourth-generation two-motor hybrid is an excellent example of why the word e-CVT cannot always describe the mechanical hardware accurately.
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Honda's fourth-generation two-motor hybrid is an excellent example of why the word e-CVT cannot always describe the mechanical hardware accurately.
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