LATEST ADVANCEMENT IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE

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Published Apr 10, 2021
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Vol. 6 No. ICMRD21 (2021): ICMRD-21

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Kajol R Kate
Faculty in Department of Electrical Engineering, MSOET, Akola, Maharashtra, India.

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Nowadays the use of electrical vehicles (EV) has increased. Because of that the fuel energy consumption has been decreased. EV are the best alternative with respect to bad environmental effects and change in climate. In this paper different areas are covered related to EV such as types of EV which are mainly classified into three categories plug-in-hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), Battery electrical vehicles (BEVs). Analyze different functionalities in EV and discuss about the latest developments and upcoming challenges in EV technology. We conclude with the recent progress in areas of battery efficiency, battery storage size, affordability, sustainability can be resolved.

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Kajol R Kate, “LATEST ADVANCEMENT IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE”, IEJRD - International Multidisciplinary Journal, vol. 6, no. ICMRD21, p. 6, Apr. 2021.
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