The document discusses different types of vehicle engines currently available - petrol, electric, and hybrid. It notes that while electric engines don't produce emissions, battery technology is not advanced enough for long-term use as batteries are heavy, have poor performance, and are expensive. Hybrid engines combine a petrol and electric engine. Two multi-criteria decision models, the control list and simple scoring models, determined that under current conditions, the petrol engine is the most preferable option.

1. Submitted to: Assist. Prof. Pınar ÖZFIRAT
Submitted by:
Büşra ŞAHİN
Yaşar AYCAN
İpek GÜZELCE
Şevket Berkay ÇETİN
Osman Enis YILMAZER

2.  Introduction
 Control List Model
 Simple Scoring Model
 Analytic Hierarchy Process

3.  Nowadays different engine types in the world.
 Petrolum engine consumes gasoline and
produce CO2 fuel volume is low.
 Electric Engine Consumes electric energy and
the energy is stored in batteries. But battery
technology is not good enough for long term
use. (Batteries are heavy, not have good
performance and expensive)

4.  Hybrid Engines are combination of petrolum
engine and electric engine.

7.  The two test results are equal.
 For the results Petrolum Engine is more
preferable second is Hybrid Engine thrid one is
Electric Engine.

15.  Control List Model and Simple Scoring Model
result is Petrolum Engine.
 For the result nowadays conditions we choose
Petrolum Engine the most preferable engine.