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Hybrids have become a popular vehicle to drive both economically and environmentally. However, the one complaint that hybrid drivers have is that they hate to drive them on the highway. Nissan is planning on changing all that with their new Infiniti FX by using an electrical component that will help the engine to go the proper highway speed.

We don’t know how close, if at all, it will be to the hybrid system in the Porsche Cayenne – that one can run the vehicle entirely on electric power at 75 MPH. Nissan’s offering is slated to arrive some time in the next decade, presumably in the next generation FX.

When it does, that will put at least four different types of major manufacturer hybrids on the roads, making their way through streets also littered with clean diesels. When we get that kind of concentration, the shakeout will really begin to decide who’ll win the altpower war.

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