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Electric vehicles are vehicles that utilize electric motors for traction. The source of electricity can be a solar cell, a fuel cell, or a battery. Electric vehicles have gained popularity due to their reduced carbon emissions. More sophisticated and flexible design tools are in great demand to keep up with the industry requirements for building competitive electric vehicles. In this tutorial, we will learn how to build and simulate an electric vehicle in Collimator. We will use an electric vehicle model designed by Emran, 2020 at Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research.
The engine bay under the hood is one of the dirtiest parts of a daily-driven car. But it's also one of the most neglected places to clean. It's not unusual to find a plethora of dust, dirt, grime, and oil stains under the hood, and most vehicles have their share of leaves, pine needles, animal nests, and other debris. It may seem daunting to clean the engine bay and its collection of electrical parts, wiring, sensors, fuses, and other sensitive electronics. There's a reason why professionals charge up to $400 to restore the like-new appearance of an otherwise dirty, grimy engine compartment.
This article was co-authored by Michael Dey and by wikiHow staff writer, Glenn Carreau. Michael Dey is an Automotive Enthusiast specializing in sharing detailed automotive content and restorations on rare and exotic vehicles. Michael has been passionately working on and restoring cars for over 15 years. He has a follower base of over 30,000 YouTube subscribers and 28 million views. Michael is a Factory Trained Master Guild Audi Technician and ASE Certified Master Automotive Technician.