An FCV includes: a driving device that generates traveling power by using at least one of FC energy and battery energy; and a display device that presents an indicator indicating the traveling power that is being generated by the driving device. When the traveling power is less than a threshold value, the driving device generates the traveling power by using one energy of the FC energy and the battery energy without using the other energy of the FC energy and the battery energy. When the traveling power is more than or equal to the threshold value, the driving device generates the traveling power by using both the FC energy and the battery energy. At the indicator, the display device presents information indicating the threshold value.

A modular drive system includes a first motor and a second motor. The first motor generates a first torque over a first torque bandwidth, and has a first stator, a first rotor, and a first winding. The first winding has a first number of turns, a first conductor area and a first insulation suitable for a first peak voltage of the first motor. The second motor generates the first torque over a second torque bandwidth, and has a second stator matching the first stator, a second rotor matching the first rotor and a second winding. The second winding has the first number of turns, the first conductor area and a second insulation suitable for a second peak voltage of the second motor. The second peak voltage is greater than the first peak voltage. The second torque bandwidth is wider than the first torque bandwidth.

A method of operation of a vehicle system comprising: receiving a first voltage reading, a second voltage reading, or a combination thereof; receiving a location based reading; calculating a first voltage difference between the first voltage reading and the second voltage reading; determining an initial start event for a vehicle based on a start confirmation with the first voltage difference is greater than an electrical range or based on the location based reading; and operating the vehicle based on the initial start event.

The disclosure relates to a method to control torque distribution among a plurality of electric machines connected to at least one front wheel and at least one rear wheel of a vehicle during operation, comprising: acquiring the total torque requested; obtaining the most energy efficient torque distribution mode by using a loss model or loss map; evaluating the actual driving situation; determining if a mode switch is allowed depending on the actual driving situation; switching the torque distribution mode, if allowed; and preventing a mode switch, if not allowed.

An information processing apparatus includes a processor. The processor is configured to estimate whether a fellow passenger is included in occupants of a vehicle, when the fellow passenger is included in the occupants, acquire information relating to a driver of the vehicle and information relating to the fellow passenger, estimate a relationship between the driver and the fellow passenger based on the acquired information, and select a control relating to traveling of the vehicle according to the relationship.

A vehicle power supply system includes a first drive motor, a second drive motor, a first power line to which a first inverter and a first battery are connected, a second power line to which a second inverter and a second battery are connected, a voltage converter that convert a voltage between the power lines, and a charging and discharging control device that controls charging and discharging of the batteries and by operating the inverters and and the voltage converter. A vehicle is able to travel in a drive mode of any of an all-wheel drive mode and a two-wheel drive mode. The charging and discharging control device drives the first drive motor with power that is discharged from the first battery in a case where the drive mode is the two-wheel drive mode.

A system and a method for predicting a battery consumption of an electric vehicle are disclosed. The battery consumption prediction system of the electric vehicle predicts the battery consumption considering an overall state of the electric vehicle and an external environment of the electric vehicle. The battery consumption prediction system of the electric vehicle may be associated with an artificial intelligence module, a robot, an augmented reality (AR) device, a virtual reality (VR) device, devices related to 5G services, and the like.

An autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle and maneuvering method for a vehicle for overcoming an obstacle may include detecting the obstacle in front of and/or behind the motor vehicle by a detection device, moving the motor away from the obstacle to come to a standstill at a defined distance x, wherein the running direction of a wheel is facing towards the obstacle. The method may also include accelerating the motor vehicle toward the obstacle within a power-limiting range of a drive unit of the vehicle. The power-limiting range may be a power-limiting range of an electric motor powering the vehicle.

A control system for an off-highway working machine includes a ground engaging propulsion structure for propelling the working machine, a body supported on the ground engaging propulsion structure, a drive arrangement, and a transmission operable to transmit drive to the ground engaging propulsion structure. The control system calculates a travel energy threshold required to enable the working machine to travel to the charging location, and provide an alert based on the travel energy threshold.

Drag Detection is provided. A system includes one or more processors of a vehicle, coupled with memory. The one or more processors can determine, for a vehicle, rolling drag based on energy input to one or more motors of the vehicle and a speed of the vehicle. The one or more processors can select, based on the rolling drag and a friction level associated with a surface on which the vehicle traverses, a slip target for the vehicle. The one or more processors can provide the slip target to a traction control system of the vehicle to control the one or more motors.