Technical Systems of Hybrid Electric Vehicles

As the automotive industry shifts toward sustainable energy, understanding hybrid technology is essential for any modern technician or enthusiast. This course provides a thorough grounding in how hybrid electric vehicles function and how to maintain them safely and efficiently. You will start by mastering foundational terminology and the core physics of energy conversion before moving into complex system interactions. What you'll learn: - Understand the fundamental components of hybrid powertrains and their specific roles - Explain the synergy between internal combustion engines and electric motors in various drive cycles - Apply essential safety protocols for working with high-voltage battery systems and electrical circuits - Identify different hybrid architectures including series, parallel, and power-split systems - Practice diagnostic steps for common hybrid system faults and performance issues - Explore modern battery management systems (BMS) and the mechanics of regenerative braking The course begins with a deep dive into energy flow and basic electrical concepts, progressing through technical service workflows and modern troubleshooting strategies. It is designed for beginners, aspiring mechanics, and automotive students with no prior experience in hybrid technology required. Start your journey into the future of automotive engineering today.