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Approach for the development of a method for the integration of battery electric vehicles in commercial companies, including intelligent management systems

Journal paper
Johannes Betz, Markus Lienkamp
]J. Betz and M. Lienkamp, “Approach for the development of a method for the integration of battery electric vehicles in commercial companies, including intelligent management systems,” Automot. Engine Technol., vol. 1, no. 1–4, pp. 107–117, Aug. 2016, doi: 10.1007/s41104-016-0008-y
Publication year: 2016

Current analyses of electric mobility reveal that the electrification of the powertrain of vehicles will change the entire automotive value chain. This paper presents the approach for the development of a method for the evaluation of an economically and ecologically rewarding integration of electric vehicles in commercial companies. First, this method focuses on the analysis of the driving behavior of a commercial vehicle fleet and the energy flow (consumption and production) in a company. Second, it is the goal to evaluate the potential of integrating battery electric vehicles in a commercial company using a new developed fleet-management system in combination with an energy- and charging-management system. The potential of integration will be depicted by the number of battery electric vehicles that can be integrated, the reduction of the total costs of ownership, and the reduction of the produced CO2 emissions.

EE-Architektur für mobile Dienste

Journal paper
Tito Tang, David Soto-Setzke, Cristopher Kohl, Thomas Köhn, Jürgen Lohrer, Johannes Betz
T. Tang, D. Soto-Setzke, C. Kohl, T. Köhn, J. Lohrer, and J. Betz, “EE-Architektur für mobile Dienste,” ATZ Extra, vol. 19, no. 14, pp. 40–45, Oct. 2014, doi: 10.1365/s35778-014-1356-8
Publication year: 2014

The Visio.M project meets the requirements from the increasing networking of electronic components in the vehicle with the central architecture design, among other things. A central control unit manages the entire vehicle. Through a component-oriented development process, the Automotive Service Bus enables the simple and fast integration of new information sources and their linkage with information from the vehicle and also offers a uniform user interface.