
Drivetrain and packaging
Partners with vehicle integration experience define the electric drivetrain, the packaging of the battery and generator, and the overall vehicle requirements.
Electric Vehicle with Range Extender as a Sustainable Technology. The consortium brings together complementary expertise in vehicle engineering, energy systems, control and sustainability assessment.
The consortium is organised around the competences needed to take the range extender concept from design to validated prototype. Each partner contributes to specific work packages and shares responsibility for common results.

Partners with vehicle integration experience define the electric drivetrain, the packaging of the battery and generator, and the overall vehicle requirements.

Specialists in combustion systems, power electronics and electrochemical storage develop and characterise the energy components of the concept.

Partners with environmental analysis expertise evaluate emissions, resource use and end-of-life considerations across the vehicle lifecycle.
Decisions are taken collectively. A coordinating body oversees planning and quality, while technical leads are responsible for the results of their packages.

The consortium works under principles that keep the research focused and transparent.
Each partner is selected for a specific contribution, so that no essential competence depends on a single organisation.
Energy efficiency, emissions and material choices are treated as requirements from the start, not as checks at the end.
Results, setbacks and changes are shared openly within the consortium so that problems are identified early.
Organisations and individuals interested in the technology can follow the project and contribute to its results.
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