Electric vehicles-pursuing efficiency

The approaches being used to make electric vehicles (EVs) highly efficient given the limitations of EV batteries are described. They include reducing vehicle weight, aerodynamic drag, tire rolling resistance, and bearing friction; eliminating brake drag; and increasing the efficiency of the electric...

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Published in:IEEE spectrum 1992-11, Vol.29 (11), p.22-24
Main Author: Riezenman, M.J.
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Language:English
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Aerodynamics
Batteries
Drag
Electric motors
Electric resistance
Electric vehicles
Energy management
Friction
Power electronics
Tires
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Batteries
Drag
Electric motors
Electric resistance
Electric vehicles
Energy management
Friction
Power electronics
Tires
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