Measurements were carried out at velocities 20–40 km/h,
when the electromotor mainly powers the vehicles, and the
gas engine participates only during gentle acceleration. In
this case, the measured field intensity and the corresponding
percentages of the 1998 ICNIRP reference values were
found to be higher than in the previous scenario. In both
FHV 1 and FHV 2, a significant increase in the measured
values is spotted in the foot area of the driver’s seat, while
in FHV 3, the highest values are located at the foot level of
the driver’s seat and the seat behind it (Figure 5). In MHV 1,
the higher percentages of the reference values were logged
at the right side of the car, while in MHV 2 and MHV 3, the
highest values were located at the driver’s and the rightrear
seat, exactly as in the previous scenario (Figure 6).
Subsequently, measurements took place at velocities of
80–120 km/h, when both the electromotor and the gas engine