Investigating energy management of hybrid vehicle technologies to promote sustainable mobility paradigms
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Analysing contemporary passenger cars' energy consumption and environmental impacts is a critical research area. This is particularly relevant in urban transport's dynamic and unpredictable environment, where vehicles' fuel consumption and emissions vary considerably. An in-depth understanding of such fluctuations is essential for innovative, efficient, environmentally friendly vehicle technology. In the present research, I investigated a 1.4-litre petrol hybrid vehicle, focusing on its energy supply chain under real-world urban driving conditions. The study focuses on policies that can promote the development of sustainable mobility, improve energy efficiency and reduce environmental pollution. The results can help to optimise hybrid vehicle technologies in an environmentally conscious way and explore possible new avenues for sustainable transport solutions.
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