A New Method for One-Pedal Driving With Fuzzy-Based Efficiency-Optimization Algorithm

This paper presents a case study on adaptive one pedal driving for a battery electric sport utility vehicle with in wheel based rear-wheel drive that is able to adjust the drive pedal curve automatically. In addition, a fuzzy logic observes the state of the electric machines to adapt the motor torque to the most efficient region. The control method was tested in a co-simulation using a validated vehicle model and a driver-in-the-loop strategy. Within the experiments, an improvement in energy recovery of up to 4.8 % was achieved compared to the classic brake blending. In addition, the total number of brake pedal applications is ten times lower, which translates into less driving stress and greater driving comfort, especially on long distance trips, proving the effectiveness of the controller.

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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icm62621.2025.10934834
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Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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A New Method for One-Pedal Driving With Fuzzy-Based Efficiency-Optimization Algorithm

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A New Method for One-Pedal Driving With Fuzzy-Based Efficiency-Optimization Algorithm

Marius Heydrich, Valentin G. Ivanov, Thomas Mitsching, Tim Hammer
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Abstract

This paper presents a case study on adaptive one pedal driving for a battery electric sport utility vehicle with in wheel based rear-wheel drive that is able to adjust the drive pedal curve automatically. In addition, a fuzzy logic observes the state of the electric machines to adapt the motor torque to the most efficient region. The control method was tested in a co-simulation using a validated vehicle model and a driver-in-the-loop strategy. Within the experiments, an improvement in energy recovery of up to 4.8 % was achieved compared to the classic brake blending. In addition, the total number of brake pedal applications is ten times lower, which translates into less driving stress and greater driving comfort, especially on long distance trips, proving the effectiveness of the controller.

Technische Universität Ilmenau (DE)
Affordable and clean energy
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