A torque limiter for a drive train includes a rotational axis extending in an axial direction, a drive side, an output side, a first friction surface on a one of the drive side or the output side, a second friction surface on the other of the drive side or the output side, and a friction lining. The friction lining has a first material with a first friction coefficient facing the first friction surface and a second material with a second friction coefficient, different from the first friction coefficient, facing the second friction surface. The friction lining is under a preload acting in the axial direction, torque-transmissively connects the output side to the drive side until a limit torque is reached, and is arranged to slip on the first friction surface when the limit torque is exceeded.

Disclosed herein is a method of controlling a terrain driving mode of a hybrid vehicle, including defining demand torque required for vehicle driving depending on driver demand and an environment of a driving road, differentiating demand torque in response to the terrain driving mode, calculating accumulated driving energy from a time point of an operation in the terrain driving mode based on the differentiated demand torque, and determining a terrain driving method based on the calculated accumulated driving energy and a state of energy (SoE) in consideration of a state of charge (SoC) and a voltage condition of a battery cell.

Methods and systems are provided for a vehicle system. In one example, the vehicle system includes a first electric drive axle assembly and a second electric drive axle assembly. Each of the first and second axle assemblies has a gear train with a planetary gear set axially offset from a motor-generator. Each planetary gear set is rotationally coupled to a differential.

A battery system includes at least one battery including a plurality of cells and a hybrid control module configured to monitor a differential capacity of the at least one battery, determine when the monitored differential capacity of the at least one battery corresponds to a predetermined differential capacity of the at least one battery, and determine a state of charge of the battery in response to the determination that the monitored differential capacity corresponds to the predetermined differential capacity.

Aspects of the present invention relate to a method and to a control system for controlling movement of a vehicle to provide vehicle creep, the vehicle comprising an engine and an electric traction motor, the control system comprising one or more controllers, wherein the control system is configured to: while a torque path between the engine and a first set of vehicle wheels is disconnected, control the electric traction motor to provide tractive torque to a second set of vehicle wheels to automatically move the vehicle to provide electric vehicle creep, wherein the electric vehicle creep is controlled by a mathematical model of engine creep torque that would be provided by the engine when the torque path between the engine and the first set of vehicle wheels is connected.

Disclosed is an Integrated Wheel Hub and Multispeed Hydraulic Motor/Pump and Braking Unit, Control Valving System and Drive Clutches for vehicles using an Electro-hydraulic propulsion system, commanded and controlled by the Vehicle Control System.

A drive unit has a first electric rotary machine and a second electric rotary machine as well as a first shaft and a second shaft. A rotor of the first electric rotary machine is rotationally fixed to the first shaft, and a rotor of the second electric rotary machine is rotationally fixed to the second shaft. The drive unit additionally has a separating clutch. One of the two electric rotary machines is arranged at least partly radially and axially within an area radially delimited by the respective other electric rotary machine.

A turbo lag boost compensation method is provided, including: calculate a theoretically required boost torque Ts; compare the theoretically required boost torque Ts with the maximum output torque Tpmax of a P2 motor; when Ts≥Tpmax, a required output boost torque Ts′ is equal to Tpmax; when Ts<Tpmax, the required output boost torque Ts′ is equal to Ts; determine whether a turbo lag boost timing is activated; if yes, output the required output boost torque Ts′; and if not, the boost torque is zero. Also provided are a turbo lag boost compensation apparatus, a turbo lag boost compensation device, a hybrid power vehicle, and a storage medium. The present invention effectively solves adverse effects such as a slow torque response and a sudden torque change caused by a turbo lag on an entire vehicle, and improves the drivability and power of the entire vehicle.

A drive unit has a first electric rotary machine and a second electric rotary machine as well as a first shaft and a second shaft. The first electric rotary machine is arranged at least partly radially and axially within an area radially delimited by the second electric rotary machine, and the stator of the first electric rotary machine and the stator of the second electric rotary machine are mechanically fixed to each other. The drive unit comprises a coolant supply device which is arranged adjacently to the stators in the axial direction and by means of which coolant can be supplied axially between and/or into the stators.

The present application relates to the technical field of vehicles and provides a vehicle drive control method and system including: obtaining a state of a generator and/or a drive motor of a hybrid vehicle (S101); determining whether the hybrid vehicle meets conditions for entering a parallel operation mode when the temperature in the state is greater than a safety temperature threshold and/or a fault condition in the state shows that a fault occurs in the generator and/or the drive motor (S102); and controlling the hybrid vehicle to adjust the load distribution of the engine, the generator, and the drive motor in the parallel operation mode when the hybrid vehicle meets the conditions for entering the parallel operation mode, so that the temperature of the generator and/or the drive motor decreases until below the safety temperature threshold and/or there is no fault (S103).