Problems with hybrid cars in Kenya

1. Battery Degradation
2. Transmission Problems
3. Electrical System Faults
4. Regenerative Braking System
5. Engine Complications
6. Cooling System Failures
7. High Cost of Repairs
8. Mechanics’ Know-How

mechanical problems with hybrid cars in Kenya:

Battery Degradation

Hybrid batteries degrade over time, leading to reduced performance and costly replacements.
Transmission Problems

Complex hybrid transmissions can be prone to failure.

Electrical System Faults 

The increased number of electrical components can lead to frequent issues.
Regenerative Braking System

This system can wear out faster and be expensive to repair.
Engine Complications

The combination of an internal combustion engine and an electric motor can lead to more mechanical issues.
Cooling System Failures

Advanced cooling systems in hybrids can malfunction.
High Cost of Repairs

Repairs for hybrids are often more expensive due to specialized parts and labor.
Mechanics’ Know-How

Fewer mechanics have the expertise to properly service hybrid vehicles.