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Confidence votes 24.7K. Technically, there is no difference between an engine and a motor. However, by common usage the term 'engine' is usually applied to heat engines (e.g. internal combustion engines, steam engines, etc.) whereas the term 'motor' is more-widely applied to electric machines. + 1 other found this useful.
the engine and motor do approximately the same amount of work 2 parallel hybrid system in this system the engine and the electric motor which are parallel to each other drive the wheels in contrast in the series hybrid system mentioned earlier only the electric motor would be driving the wheels