The proliferation of EVs has posed significant challenges to the existing power grid infrastructure. It thus becomes of vital importance to efficiently manage the Electro-Mobility for large demand from EVs.

This paper showcase the aspects of tire pattern, structure and tread compound on airborne and structure-borne noise using a full factorial DOE (Design of Experiment) approach at vehicle level and component level noise and harshness.

The present paper investigates the impact of the introduction of electric cars in the Italian car fleet and its impact on the energy system. Indeed, the objective of this study is to introduce a multidisciplinary analysis of the electric vehicles.

This paper presents a stakeholder motivation analysis for smart and green charging for E-Mobility. The drivers, barriers, goals and requirements have been modelled using ArchiMate motivation models with input and feedback from representatives of the stakeholder groups.

In this paper the authors describe a simulation tool developed to study city wide scenarios of e-mobility. The tool is intended to support e-mobility stakeholders in finding effective solutions to facilitate a widespread and sustainable EV adoption in urban areas.

The Digital Library on Green Mobility (DLGM) has been developed under the India component of Nationally Determined Contributions -Transport Initiative for Asia (NDC-TIA) programme.

This paper aims to examine the distribution of the allocation of future charges to the various types of charging stations in order to provide a starting point for the evaluation of the need for charging infrastructure, i.e. its number, design and cost-effectiveness.

The passenger vehicles in the U.S. are electrifying at an unprecedented rate. In 2018, one million electric vehicles (EVs) were on the road, and studies project that by 2030, approximately 20 million EVs will be deployed across the country.

Experts have attributed the post-Diwali decline in air quality in Delhi to polluting fireworks from revelers combined with crop burning, a change in wind direction, and motor vehicle emissions.

Transportation is the fastest growing source of carbon dioxide emissions and fossil fuel demand worldwide. That makes zero-emission vehicles a prerequisite for a sustainable future.