YES This is an electricity driven gas powered Hybrid car produced in 1916 by Owen Magnetic. Also there is a large inline 6 Cylinder engine, it only powers a multistep electric device that then powers the rear wheels. There is no large battery, but it otherwise is set up in a similar fashion to the Chevrolet Volt.
Andy Kinworthy the Mechanic at Tampa Bay Auto Museum explains.

Embark on a captivating journey through automotive history with me at the Tampa Bay Automobile Museum. Join Museum Owner Alain Cerf, Museum Director Daniel Carpenter, Mechanic Andy Kinworthy, Body Man Steve, and Interior Trimmer as we explore a treasure trove of remarkable vehicles.

The Tampa Bay Automobile Museum offers a unique experience for car enthusiasts and history buffs. Located conveniently between Tampa, Clearwater, and Downtown St. Petersburg, this museum showcases a remarkable collection of vintage vehicles.
What You'll Find:

A focused collection of pioneering automobiles
Frontwheel drive and rearengine cars from the 1920s and 1930s
Vehicles that played key roles in automotive evolution

The Museum Experience:

19,000 square feet of gallery space
An engaging mix of automotive art and engineering
Insights into the creativity and innovation behind these historic vehicles

The Tampa Bay Automobile Museum highlights the ingenuity of early car designers and engineers. Visitors can see firsthand how these vintage cars contributed to the development of modern automobiles.
Whether you're a car enthusiast or simply curious about transportation history, this museum offers an informative and interesting look at automotive progress.