Survey on Battery Technologies and Modeling Methods for Electric Vehicles

The systematic transition of conventional automobiles to their electrified counterparts is an imperative step toward successful decarbonization. Crucial advances in battery storage systems (BSS) and related technologies will enable this transition to proceed smoothly. This requires equivalent develo...

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Main Authors: Iqbal M., Benmouna A., Becherif M., Mekhilef S.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-342932024-10-14T11:18:52Z Survey on Battery Technologies and Modeling Methods for Electric Vehicles Iqbal M. Benmouna A. Becherif M. Mekhilef S. 57209544879 57191838421 22233339000 57928298500 battery management battery technologies electric vehicles key trends modeling methods Charging (batteries) Electric vehicles Secondary batteries Battery Management Battery modeling Battery storage system Battery technology Cycle managements Decarbonisation Key trends Model method Qualitative factors State of the art Battery management systems The systematic transition of conventional automobiles to their electrified counterparts is an imperative step toward successful decarbonization. Crucial advances in battery storage systems (BSS) and related technologies will enable this transition to proceed smoothly. This requires equivalent developments in several interconnected areas, such as complete battery cycles and battery management systems (BMS). In this context, this article critically examines state-of-the-art battery technologies from the perspective of automakers, provides insightful discussions, and poses open questions with possible answers. The generations of BSS (traditional, current, and futuristic) are first reviewed and analyzed via two distinct qualitative factors (DQFs): key design markers and performance indicators. Based on the introduced DQFs, major development trends and probable evolutions are forecasted. Thereafter, recent modeling and state estimation methods are comprehensively reviewed in relation to high-performance BMS. Accordingly, promising modeling methods are identified as futuristic solutions, leading to an accurate and timely decision for reliable and safer user experience. This article is concluded by presenting a techno-economic assessment of what to expect, as well as highlighting future challenges and opportunities for industry, academia, and policy makers. � 2023 by the authors. Final 2024-10-14T03:18:52Z 2024-10-14T03:18:52Z 2023 Review 10.3390/batteries9030185 2-s2.0-85151376792 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85151376792&doi=10.3390%2fbatteries9030185&partnerID=40&md5=6b285d11dc6b221d560c4518804acb00 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/34293 9 3 185 All Open Access Gold Open Access MDPI Scopus
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topic battery management
battery technologies
electric vehicles
key trends
modeling methods
Charging (batteries)
Electric vehicles
Secondary batteries
Battery Management
Battery modeling
Battery storage system
Battery technology
Cycle managements
Decarbonisation
Key trends
Model method
Qualitative factors
State of the art
Battery management systems
spellingShingle battery management
battery technologies
electric vehicles
key trends
modeling methods
Charging (batteries)
Electric vehicles
Secondary batteries
Battery Management
Battery modeling
Battery storage system
Battery technology
Cycle managements
Decarbonisation
Key trends
Model method
Qualitative factors
State of the art
Battery management systems
Iqbal M.
Benmouna A.
Becherif M.
Mekhilef S.
Survey on Battery Technologies and Modeling Methods for Electric Vehicles
description The systematic transition of conventional automobiles to their electrified counterparts is an imperative step toward successful decarbonization. Crucial advances in battery storage systems (BSS) and related technologies will enable this transition to proceed smoothly. This requires equivalent developments in several interconnected areas, such as complete battery cycles and battery management systems (BMS). In this context, this article critically examines state-of-the-art battery technologies from the perspective of automakers, provides insightful discussions, and poses open questions with possible answers. The generations of BSS (traditional, current, and futuristic) are first reviewed and analyzed via two distinct qualitative factors (DQFs): key design markers and performance indicators. Based on the introduced DQFs, major development trends and probable evolutions are forecasted. Thereafter, recent modeling and state estimation methods are comprehensively reviewed in relation to high-performance BMS. Accordingly, promising modeling methods are identified as futuristic solutions, leading to an accurate and timely decision for reliable and safer user experience. This article is concluded by presenting a techno-economic assessment of what to expect, as well as highlighting future challenges and opportunities for industry, academia, and policy makers. � 2023 by the authors.
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Mekhilef S.
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title_short Survey on Battery Technologies and Modeling Methods for Electric Vehicles
title_full Survey on Battery Technologies and Modeling Methods for Electric Vehicles
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