Newly developed Toyota plug-in hybrid system and its vehicle performance
Newly developed Toyota plug-in hybrid system and its vehicle performance
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Toyota has been introducing several hybrid vehicles (HV) as a countermeasure to concerns related to the automotive mobility like CO2 reduction, energy security, and emission reduction in urban areas. A next step towards an even more effective solution for these concerns is a plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHV). This vehicle combines the advantages of electric vehicles (EV), which can use clean electric energy, and HV with its high environmental potential and user friendliness comparable to conventional vehicles such as a long cruising range. This paper describes a newly developed plug-in hybrid system and its vehicle performance. This system uses a Li-ion battery with high energy density and has an EV-range within usual trip length without sacrificing cabin space. The vehicle achieves a CO2 emission of 59g/km and meets the most stringent emission regulations in the world. The new PHV is a forerunner of the large-scale mass production PHV two years later. PHVs have the potential to become popular as a realistic solution towards sustainable mobility by renewable electricity usage in the future.
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Newly developed Toyota plug-in hybrid system and its vehicle performance
Das neu entwickelte Toyota Plug-in Hybrid System und dessen Fahrleistung
2010
15 Seiten, 12 Bilder, 5 Tabellen, 2 Quellen
Conference paper
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English
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