Electric Vehicles Archives

Perspectives Concerning Floating Wind Turbines

Innovation Spotlight

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New Directions in Vehicle Communications

August 27, 2024

Electric Vehicles, Autonomous vehicles

Recently, the research community's focus has shifted to new directions in 5G and 6G wireless networks. This shift, driven by advances in the automotive industry and the growing demand for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs), is ushering in a new era of networked wireless systems. The promise of CAVs to deliver safer travel, reduced pollution, and optimized solutions is a compelling driver for this transformation.

Mapping Regenerative Braking for EVs

May 31, 2024

Electric Vehicles

Today’s EVs and HEVs use regenerative braking systems (RBS) to recapture some of the energy spent during driving. With the advancement in connectivity and autonomous driving technologies, there is a significant opportunity to harness these features further to boost efficiency.

Current State of Electric Vehicle Charging Systems

November 17, 2023

Electric Vehicles

Contrary to common assumptions, the challenges associated with recharging electric vehicles (EVs) trace back to the 20th century. The automotive arena featured a triad of electric, gasoline, and steam-powered vehicles during that era.

Explore Research in Lithium Batteries for Electric Vehicles

July 26, 2023

Electric Vehicles, Machine Learning

The world’s demand for lithium extraction has grown in recent years—driven by lithium use in new consumer electronic battery technologies and electric cars.

Exploring Cybersecurity for Electric Vehicles

November 15, 2022

Electric Vehicles, iov, Autonomous vehicles, Cyber Security

With the development of networking technology for the Internet of Vehicles (IoV), there are opportunities for persistent and dangerous cyber-attacks. If these threats are not detected (especially for safety-critical applications), they can lead to catastrophic failure and substantial economic loss.