Predictive Modeling for Electric Vehicle Battery State of Health: A Comprehensive Literature Review
Jianqiang Gong, Bin Xu, Fanghua Chen, Gang Zhou
Abstract
The rising adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) utilizing lithium-ion batteries necessitates a robust understanding of state-of-health (SOH) estimation. The existing literature highlights various SOH estimation models, but a comprehensive comparative analysis is lacking. This paper addresses this gap by conducting an exhaustive review of diverse SOH estimation approaches for EV battery applications, including the direct measurement method, physical-based and data-driven approaches. Results highlight that data-driven methods, particularly those utilizing machine learning techniques, offer superior accuracy and adaptability but often require extensive datasets. In contrast, physical-based approaches provide interpretable insights but are computationally intensive, and direct measurement methods, though simple, lack generalizability. In addition, this paper also systematically reviews the indicators of battery SOH, influential factors affecting battery SOH, and various datasets used for SOH modeling. Future research should focus on integrating multiple modeling methodologies to leverage their combined strengths, enhancing the collection of comprehensive battery lifecycle datasets to support robust model development, and extending the scope of SOH estimation beyond individual cells to encompass entire battery packs.