Advanced Electric Vehicle Technology, 2nd Volume
Topic Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Topic is a continuation of the previous successful Topic “Advanced Electric Vehicle Technology, 2nd Volume”. Electric vehicles are a very exciting topic of research and industrial development. In the last 10 years, rapid development in both electric vehicle technology and commercial activities has occurred. The number of research papers, webinars, tutorial courses and PhD graduates in this field has rapidly increased. Commercial electric vehicles have increased in terms of both their sales and models. Electric vehicles are also a hot topic in the news and internet media. Their batteries, energy storage, packaging and chargers still require a lot of research effort. Other associated technologies, such as Vehicle-to-X and new motors and actuators, are now replacing all the conventional mechanical and hydraulic systems in vehicles. Because of the demand for smart cities and robotic activities, new control methods and autonomous driving are now being applied to and developed in most vehicles. All automotive enterprises have gradually changed their models into electric versions. The associated infrastructure and government policy and standards are evolving, and we can see that this is an exciting topic of research. Today, electric vehicle technology has been extended to vessels, underwater vehicles, air transport and space vehicles. This technology is not only restricted to electrical, electronic and computer engineering but also extends to multi-disciplinary research.
We have initialized this Topic because we can see that the market development for electric vehicles is expanding rapidly. The next 50 years will be a transition period from fossil fuel vehicles to electric vehicles. The next 20 years are critical to electric vehicle development, and we now invite you to submit a paper to report, discuss and predict the research and development in this exciting field of science.
Prof. Dr. Eric Cheng
Prof. Dr. Junfeng Liu
Topic Editors
Keywords
- electric vehicles
- electric mass transit
- energy storage
- battery systems
- fuel cells
- wireless power transfer
- V2X
- connected vehicles
- autonomous vehicles
- vehicle standards
- infrastructure of electric vehicles
- government policy on electric vehicles
- outer-space vehicles
- modeling, simulation and control for vehicles
- electric components for sea, submerged and air vehicles
