An apparatus for controlling a change in speed of a vehicle, includes: an auxiliary braking signal unit receiving an auxiliary braking related signal from a driver; a vehicle control unit receiving the auxiliary braking related signal from the auxiliary braking signal unit while controlling the vehicle; a motor control unit receiving a command for auxiliary braking from the vehicle control unit and decelerating the vehicle by regenerative braking of a driving motor; a transmission control unit controlling a transmission during deceleration of the vehicle and transmitting information of whether a change in speed is performed to the vehicle control unit; and a braking control unit connected to a brake through a fluid pressure line, and controlling the brake so that the brake applies braking pressure to a wheel by an amount of reduction in regenerative braking torque when the transmission is downshifted.

An electric vehicle according to an example of the present application includes a battery, a regenerative brake, a friction brake, and a controller. The regenerative brake imparts regenerative braking torque to drive wheels. The friction brake imparts frictional braking torque to the drive wheels and non-drive wheels. The controller execute a slip control when the slip of the drive wheels is expected. The controller controls, during the execution of slip control, the regenerative and the friction brakes so that; the total of the frictional and the regenerative braking torque imparted to the drive wheels is less than or equal to upper limit torque set within a range that the drive wheels do not slip; the power of the regenerative power generation is not to exceed an acceptable charging power set according to a state of charge of the battery; and the regenerative braking torque is smaller than the regenerative braking torque before the start of the slip control.

A control system for a vehicle that executes a feedback control properly to adjust a speed of a predetermined rotary member to a target speed. A controller is configured to: calculate an amount of change in a torque applied to the rotary member by one of the torque devices, in accordance with operating conditions of the torque devices; and calculate an amount of change in the torque applied to the rotary member by another one of the torque devices, based on a target amount of change in a synthesized torque of the torques of the torque devices and the amount of change in the torque applied to the rotary member by one of the torque devices.

A military vehicle includes a chassis, a front end accessory drive (FEAD), and circuitry. The chassis includes an engine and an integrated motor generator (IMG). The FEAD includes multiple accessories and an electric motor-generator. The circuitry is configured to operate the military vehicle according to different modes. The circuitry is configured to receive a user input indicating a selected mode of the modes, and operate the chassis and the FEAD of the military vehicle according to the selected mode. The modes include an engine mode and an electric mode. In the engine mode, the engine drives the FEAD and the tractive elements of the military vehicle through the IMG for transportation. In the electric mode, the engine is shut off to reduce a sound output of the military vehicle and the IMG drives the tractive elements of the military vehicle for transportation and the electric motor-generator drives the FEAD.

A method for operating a vehicle hazardous parking warning system for warning a user of a first vehicle about hazardous parking of the first vehicle. The method includes detecting that the first vehicle enters a parking state at a parking position along the roadside; determining whether the parking position of the first vehicle is hazardous in terms of risk that the parked first vehicle being hit by a second, rear-coming, vehicle by retrieving stored forwards visibility information that was registered by a forwards directed sensor unit of the first vehicle while travelling of the first vehicle before entering the parking state; calculating a level of a risk parameter reflecting a risk for the parked first vehicle being hit by the second vehicle, based on the forwards visibility information; and determining that the parking position is a hazardous parking position when the risk parameter exceeds a threshold value.

The present disclosure relates to a method for computing a vehicle mass, a terminal device and a storage medium. The method includes: collecting engine torque data and electronic horizon data; determining whether two sampling points whose gradient value difference is greater than a gradient value difference threshold exist; determining whether the two sampling points are on a same road; determining whether the road between the two sampling points is a straight road; determining whether a difference between engine torques is greater than a torque difference threshold; calculating the vehicle mass according to the engine torques and gradient values corresponding to the two sampling points.

A hybrid vehicle (HEV) provides an improved sensation of acceleration. An example method for controlling an engine of an HEV which includes a first motor directly connected to an engine and a second motor located at an input side of a transmission, may include determining a requested torque, determining a compensation torque for compensating an acceleration loss in a shift process based on the requested torque, a torque of the second motor, a torque of the engine and information on the shift, determining an available torque of the first motor, and determining a final torque of the first motor based on the compensation torque and the available torque.

Systems and methods for coordinating and providing towing acceleration assistance between towing vehicles and towed vehicles during vehicle towing events are disclosed. The towing acceleration assistance may be provided by the towed vehicle in the form of an assistive propulsive torque to assist the towing vehicle with acceleration during the towing event when one or more vehicle conditions indicate a need for the towing acceleration assistance. The towing acceleration assistance may end when the one or more vehicle conditions no longer indicate the need for the towing acceleration assistance.

A hybrid vehicle of the disclosure includes an engine, a motor that outputs a torque to a driving system, a hydraulic clutch that connects the engine with the motor and disconnects the engine from the motor, and a control device that performs slip control of the hydraulic clutch in response to satisfaction of a start condition of the engine and controls the motor to output at least a cranking torque to the engine. The control device sets a target value of a rotation speed difference between the engine and the motor during execution of the slip control, and increases at least one of a hydraulic pressure to the hydraulic clutch, an output torque of the motor and an output torque of the engine when a difference between the rotation speed difference and the target value is out of an allowable range. This configuration ensures good startability of the engine.

A control system for controlling electrical power consumption from energy storage means by a traction motor of a vehicle caused by a wheel slip event includes: one or more electronic controllers configured to: receive a torque request for the traction motor; determine a current known prevailing speed value of the traction motor; determine a maximum allowable increase in speed of the traction motor of to occur during a latency period associated with the prevailing speed value of the current known speed of the traction motor; determine an electrical power consumption limit in dependence on the torque request, the current known prevailing speed value of the traction motor of the vehicle and the maximum allowable increase in speed of the traction motor; and control torque provision of the traction motor in dependence on the torque request and the electrical power consumption limit.