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© epsilon consortium 2016
Funded by
the Seventh Framework Programme
of the European Union
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ALIVE, ENLIGHT & epsilon Final Workshop
epsilon - Introduction
Aachen, 22nd September 2016
Ralf Matheis
Forschungsgesellschaft Kraftfahrwesen mbH Aachen (fka)
© epsilon consortium 2016
Funded by
the Seventh Framework Programme
of the European Union
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Motivation
Urban population will increase from 3.6 billion to 6.3 billion between 2011 and 2050
Urbanisation is closely connected to the evolution of mobility
New challenges in terms of congestion as well as pollution and noise emissions
MOSKOW
VIENNA OSLO ZURICH
BIRMINGHAM FRANKFURT
STOCKHOLM AMSTERDAM
LISBON MADRID BRUSSELS
COPENHAGEN NAPLES LONDON
PARIS ATHEN
BERLIN MILANO
BARCELONA STOCKHOLM COLOGN
MARSEILLE MUNICH TORINO
BUDAPEST ROME LYON RIGA
HAMBURGANTWERP
ST. PETERSBURG
BIRMINGHAMICH
CITY
Demografic
change
Limited
resources
Urbanisation
Emissions
Congestion
Crime
Climate change
Accidents
Individualisation
of mobility needs
Public debt
Rising costs of energy and fuel
Connectivity
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of the European Union
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small Electric Passenger vehicle with maximized Safety and Integrating a Lightweight Oriented
Novel body architecture
Funded by European Community’s 7th Framework Programme
Project Budget 2.5 Million Euro (project total)
Project Duration November 2013 to February 2017
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of the European Union
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Objectives - Overall Goals
Conceptualise and prototype the urban small electric vehicle of 2020-2025
M1
Smart Fortwo E
L: 2695 mm
W: 1559 mm
H: 1565 mm
Safety,
comfort
L7e
Renault Twizy
L: 2335 mm
W: 1228 mm
H: 1454 mm
Efficiency
Appealing driving performance at affordable costs
Holistic development and integration of innovative technologies
Lighter, more energy efficient and compact than today's sub-compact cars
Higher safety, transport capacity and comfort powered two-wheelers
Closing the gap between ultra light vehicles (L7e) and conventional cars (M1)
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of the European Union
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Objectives - Specific Goals
• Vehicle weight < 600 kg
• Vehicle safety 4 star rating
in Euro NCAP
• Acceleration 0-100 km/h < 10 s
• Purely electric range > 150 km
• Energy efficiency < 80 Wh/km
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the Seventh Framework Programme
of the European Union
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Project Overview - Consortium
• Prototyping
• Full vehicle integration
and assembly
• Exterior and interior
finish
• Project coordination
• Concept investigation
• Exterior & interior design
• Package
• Body design (CAE, CAD)
• Drivetrain layout
• HMI
• Active crash structures
and restraints
• CFRP rear axle
• Drivetrain layout
• Energy efficiency
• HVAC
• Integral safety
• Battery integration
• Crash testing
• Business case study
• Chassis design & build
• Vehicle dynamics tests
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of the European Union
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WP2
Concept Investigations
2.1 Specification Sheet -
Requirement List
2.2 Exterior Design and
Package
2.3 Safety and Lightweight
2.4 Driving Dynamics and
Energy Consumption
WP6
Dissemination
6.1 Website
6.2 Publications and
Conferences
6.3 Events and Roadshow
WP5
Testing
3.1 Integral Safety
3.2 Vehicle Dynamics
3.3 Energy Efficiency
WP1
Business Case Study
1.1 Scenario and Market
Analysis 1.2 Assembly Line Capability 6.3 Novel Business Models
WP3
Development
3.1 Full Vehicle Integration
3.2 Body and Interior
3.3 Chassis and Suspension
3.4 Drivetrain
WP4
Prototyping
4.1 Full Vehicle Integration
4.2 Body and Interior
4.3 Chassis and Suspension
4.4 Drivetrain
WP7
Project Management
Monitor Targets
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of the European Union
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WP1- Customer Survey
Very important
Important
Less important
Not important
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Bubble size = energy consumption (NEDC) [Wh/km] Vehicle Type
Segment M0, Sub-A
Seats > 2 (M95th)
Units per year 50,000
SOP 2020
Technical Specs and Targets
Length 3100 mm
Width 1500 mm
Height 1460 mm
Curb weight 600 kg
Gross vehicle weight 850 kg
Turning circle 8 m
Max. velocity 120 km/h
Acceleration (1-100km/h) < 10 s
Range (urban) > 150 km
Energy demand < 80 Wh/km
Battery capacity 15.6 kWh
Electric motor 80 kW
Front axle McPherson
Rear axle rigid axle
NCAP rating 4 Stars
WP2 - Specification Sheet
Bubble Size = Energy Consumption (NEDC [Wh/km]
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of the European Union
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WP3 – Specific Presentations within this Session
Driving Dynamics and Efficiency
Occupant and Pedestrian Safety
CFRP-Al-Space-Frame Tailored shear panels GFRP exterior panels
Structural Design of Body and
Battery Housing
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of the European Union
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WP4 - Prototyping
Body Structures
Drivetrain System Omega Beam
Full Vehicle Integration
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of the European Union
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WP5 - Testing
Test on Full Running Prototype (planned) • Driving dynamics (test track):
• Steering
• Braking
• Urban manoeuvres
• Energy efficiency (test rig)
• Driving range (different cycles)
• Energy demand of auxiliary systems
• Optimisation of control strategy
Tests on Drivetrain (incl. HVAC) • Motor test
• Battery charging
• Driving cycles (NEDC, FTP 75,
LA92, WLPT class 3)
Tests on Omega Beam • Quasi-static torsion and
bending of CFRP component
Crash Tests
• Full frontal rigid wall sled test on
reduced front structure
• Euro NCAP full frontal rigid wall
on full crash vehicle (planned)
• Road show
• Presentation to possible customers and
stakeholders
• Evaluation by questionnaires
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Funded by
the Seventh Framework Programme
of the European Union
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Thank you for your attention!
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of the European Union
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Ralf Matheis
Forschungsgesellschaft Kraftfahrwesen mbH Aachen
Steinbachstr. 7
52074 Aachen
Germany
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