Deployment of Slow power Hybrid Electric Vehicle based on Combustion Engine
Suvarna Liladhar Bhoi, Samiksha Shantilal Salve, Vijay Kumar, D. B. Pardeshi, P. William
Abstract
In the current climate, global warming is a threat to society. As a result of burning fossil fuels in automobiles, carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere, which adds to environmental pollution. One of the more constructive responses to this dilemma is the introduction of hybrid vehicles. Electric, solar, and IC engines all work together in a hybrid vehicle's transmission system. Solar power is used with a normal internal combustion engine in this method. Consequently, it is known as a "Hybrid Solar Car" (HSV). Both internal combustion engines and solar energy with an electric motor may be used to move it. Solar-powered automobiles do not produce any pollution in the real world. Development and introduction of hybrid electric vehicles are under underway. In order to travel long distances, these cars need to recharge their batteries often. This leads in an increase in the cost of electricity. Hybrid solar cars, which also contribute to a greener environment, will help to tackle these concerns.