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Can the Hybrid be operated without batterys?

You're asking a very general question about hybrids. To give you a good answer, I need more information. Specifically:

* What kind of hybrid are you asking about? There are many different types of hybrid vehicles, each with different systems:

* Mild hybrids: These use a small electric motor to assist the gasoline engine, but they can't drive solely on electricity.

* Full hybrids: These can run on electricity alone for short distances.

* Plug-in hybrids: These can be plugged in to recharge their batteries and have a longer electric-only range.

* What do you mean by "operate"? Do you mean:

* Start the engine: Most hybrids can start the engine without the battery.

* Drive the vehicle: Some hybrids can drive without the battery, but not for very long or very far.

* Function properly: Some hybrid systems may not work fully without the battery.

In general, most hybrids cannot be driven without any battery power at all. The battery is essential for powering the electric motor, which is a key part of the hybrid system. However, some hybrids may be able to start their gasoline engine and drive a short distance without the battery if the battery is completely depleted.

To get a more specific answer, please tell me what kind of hybrid you are interested in and what you want to know about its operation.