Local air pollution, noise emissions as well as global CO2 reduction and public pressure drive the need for zero emission transport solutions in urban areas. OEMs are currently developing battery electric vehicles with the focus to provide emission free urban transportation combined with lowest total cost of ownership and consequently a positive business case for the end customers. Thereby the main challenges are electric range, product cost, system weight, vehicle packaging and durability. Hence they are the main drivers in current developments.In this paper AVL describes two of its truck and bus solutions - a modular battery concept as well as a concept for an integrated electric axle. Based on the vehicle requirements concept designs for both systems are presented.
Powertrain Solutions for Electrified Trucks and Buses
Sae Technical Papers
9th AVL International Commercial Powertrain Conference 2017 ; 2017
2017-05-10
Conference paper
English
Electronic Applications to the Powertrain of Japanese Trucks and Buses
Automotive engineering | 1986
|Electronic Applications to the Powertrain of Japanese Trucks and Buses
SAE Technical Papers | 1986
|