Forms of Energy Emitted by a Car

A running car releases several forms of energy:

• Thermal Energy: Heat from engine combustion and exhaust, dissipated via cooling and exhaust systems.
• Sound Energy: Noise from engine firing, exhaust, and tire-road interaction.
• Kinetic Energy: Energy of motion, derived from engine work overcoming friction and drag.
• Potential Energy: Stored gravitational energy when parked on an incline, convertible to kinetic energy downhill.
• Chemical Energy: Stored in fuel; released as heat and light during combustion to power the engine.