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Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Design and Performance

Andrew F. Burke

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Vehicle Design Options Vehicle Powertrain Configurations, Component Selection, and Control Options Driveline Component Technologies Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Storage Powertrain Control Strategies Simulations of Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Operation and Performance Emissions Considerations Economic Considerations and Market Penetration Summary and Conclusions—Market Introduction of Advanced Technology Vehicles References

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Key concepts: Powertrain, Automotive engineering, Electric vehicle, Market penetration, Component (thermodynamics), Hybrid vehicle, Control (management), Engineering