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Do all car companies now make Hybrid Engines?

No, not all car companies make hybrid engines. While many major manufacturers offer hybrid models, there are still companies that focus solely on traditional gasoline or diesel engines.

Here's why:

* Cost: Developing and producing hybrid technology can be expensive, and not all companies have the resources or market demand to justify the investment.

* Focus: Some companies prioritize performance or niche markets, where hybrid technology might not be the most relevant.

* Market Share: Smaller companies might not have the same global reach as major players, making it harder to justify the development of a hybrid range.

* Emerging Technologies: Some companies are focused on developing other alternative powertrain technologies, such as fully electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cells, or even more advanced gasoline engines.

However, the trend is moving towards more eco-friendly vehicles, and even companies that haven't offered hybrids in the past might be exploring them in the future.

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