Hybrid Utilized Electric Vehicle

This research study aims to develop a hybrid-powered electric vehicle that utilizes both solar and wind energy to reduce its reliance on traditional fossil fuels. The vehicle is equipped with a photovoltaic panel on its roof and a wind turbine mounted on a pole attached to the back of the vehicle. The project methodology involves designing and building a prototype of the vehicle, as well as conducting experiments to test its performance and energy efficiency. The vehicle is tested under various conditions, including different wind speeds, solar radiation levels, and driving scenarios. The key findings of the project demonstrate that the hybrid-powered electric vehicle with solar and wind energy is capable of achieving significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and fuel consumption compared to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles. The vehicle is also able to generate surplus energy, which can be stored in a battery and used to power other devices. Ultimately, the hybrid electric car driven by solar and wind energy has the potential to be a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to typical gasoline-fueled automobiles, as well as contribute to the creation of a more sustainable mode of transportation.