ZEV-UP: Frugal Zero-Emission Vehicles for the Urban Passenger challenge
ZEV-UP:应对城市乘客挑战的节俭零排放汽车
基本信息
- 批准号:10103621
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- 金额:$ 148.99万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
While Fully electric vehicles (EV) have zero tailpipe emissions and are seen as a key solution to meeting the European Fit-for-55 target of reducing CO2 levels in 2030 and climate-neutrality by 2050, much more can be potentially achieved if the global market uptake of innovative EVs is accelerated. The ZEV-UP project aims to address this urgent need by developing modular, cost-effective, and usercentric EVsfor both passenger and goodstransportation. Leveraging innovative design and engineering techniques, ZEV-UP vehicles will be tailored to meet the specific needs of usersin both developed and emerging markets, ensuring high levels of user acceptance and market uptake. Key innovations include a base L7e BEV model that is designed respectful of affordability and can be upgraded and adapted for various purposes and needs, including commercial applications and higher-value passenger vehicles. By optimizing vehicle components for reduced material usage and enhanced structural properties, the project will achieve lighter vehicles with increased autonomy and minimized environmental impact. ZEV-UP will also develop digital-twin models to improve vehicle development efficiency and reduce validation costs, as well as designing charging capabilities compatible with a variety of regional power systems. Novel business and usage models, such as Battery as a Service, will be explored to maximize the benefits and impact of the L7e BEV platform. User-centric design, informed by market research and field interviews in both established and developing countries, will be a central focus of the project. Additionally, ZEV-UP will develop a proliferation model to assess policy intervention scenarios and strategize for short- and long-term BEV uptake in various markets. By delivering these key results and adhering to its objectives, ZEV-UP will accelerate the transition to sustainable urban mobility and contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the transport sector.
尽管全电动汽车(EV)的尾管排放量为零,并且被视为满足欧洲拟合55的主要解决方案,即2030年降低二氧化碳水平,到2050年的气候中立性降低二氧化碳水平,但如果全球对创新电动汽车的吸收的全球市场吸收,则可以实现更多。 Zev-Up项目旨在通过开发模块化,经济有效和USERCERCENTRIC EVS的乘客和货物转移来满足这一迫切需求。利用创新的设计和工程技术,将对Zev-Up车辆进行量身定制,以满足发达和新兴市场的用户的特定需求,从而确保高水平的用户接受和市场吸收。关键创新包括基本的L7E BEV模型,该模型设计为尊重负担能力,可以升级和适应各种目的和需求,包括商业应用和高价值乘用车。通过优化用于减少材料使用和增强结构特性的车辆组件,该项目将实现更轻的车辆,并具有增加的自主性和最小化的环境影响。 Zev-Up还将开发数字双重模型,以提高车辆开发效率并降低验证成本,并设计与各种区域电力系统兼容的充电功能。将探索新颖的业务和用法模型,例如电池作为服务,以最大程度地利用L7E BEV平台的好处和影响。以用户为中心的设计,由成立和发展中国家的市场研究和现场访谈告知,这将是该项目的主要重点。此外,Zev-Up将开发一种扩散模型,以评估政策干预方案并为各个市场的短期和长期BEV吸收制定战略。通过提供这些关键结果并坚持其目标,Zev-Up将加速向可持续城市流动性的过渡,并有助于减少运输部门的温室气体排放。
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