Since the invention of the petrol engine in the early 20th century, the looming instability of worldwide carbon levels and the amount of greenhouse gases our industrialized selves have dauntlessly spewed into the atmosphere have, not for a moment since its inauguration, stopped to smell the roses as they say.

Airborne poison levels have been on the climb since the start of the wheeled revolution and it has had its ill effects on most of the sentient and non-sentient earth. Effects that have been growing unhindered. That was until 1997. That is, the year when the very first mass-produced hybrid vehicle made its debut: The Toyota Prius. The introduction of this hybrid technology to the masses has sparked a change in a global motoring mindset.

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