Pan et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Research on multi-lane energy-saving driving strategy of connected electric vehicle based on vehicle speed predictionPan et al., 2023
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- Pan C
- Li Y
- Wang J
- Liang J
- Jinyama H
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- Green Energy and Intelligent Transportation
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In order to enhance the energy-saving potential of electric vehicles, a lane change decision method based on vehicle-to-everything (V2X) is designed to further improve the economics of intelligent connected electric vehicles. Firstly, the traversal test of electric vehicles is …
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