Analysis of the Causes of Hybrid Cars' Rarity in Saudi Arabia. Medina as a Case study

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Volume-68 Issue-8
Year of Publication : 2020
Authors : Khaled S. AlQdah
DOI :  10.14445/22315381/IJETT-V68I8P212S

Citation 

MLA Style: Khaled S. AlQdah  "Analysis of the Causes of Hybrid Cars' Rarity in Saudi Arabia. Medina as a Case study" International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology 68.8(2020):62-67. 

APA Style:Khaled S. AlQdah . Analysis of the Causes of Hybrid Cars' Rarity in Saudi Arabia. Medina as a Case study  International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology, 68(8),62-67.

Abstract
Hybrid car nowadays are spreading around the world in various forms. In terms of design, quality, prices, the dual engines and other feature. Basically, hybrid cars are cars that work on both fuel and electricity and they are very effective. This investigation will conduct an important key words such as awareness of the people, environment, renewable energy, economic issues, fuel consumption., prices. The methodology of this work includes two main items, the first is a questionnaire to the public and the second interviews with local cars dealerships mangers. The result analysis showed that many people in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia think that hybrid cars should be in the open market with a verity of options such as the class of the cars and prices. In terms of environment 70% of the people think that hybrid cars are much better than gasoline cars for many reasons include environment. Also, 70% of people expect that there will be a trend to buy hybrid cars where vision of Saudi Arabia 2030 focused in alternative and safe energy resources. /span>

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Keywords
Hybrid Cars, Environment, 2030 Vision, Questionnaire