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This master-level curriculum provides a technical and strategic roadmap for the 2026 electric mobility sector, bridging the gap between theoretical physics and industrial application. Students master Series-Electric and EREV architectures, utilizing high-efficiency Hydrogen-fueled range extenders to eliminate mechanical complexity and range anxiety. The program integrates Megawatt Charging (MCS) and Wireless Power Transfer for continuous fleet uptime, alongside Hybrid Energy Storage Systems (HESS) to optimize battery lifecycles. By mastering Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) financial models and autonomous swapping relay models, professionals learn to engineer resilient powertrains and optimize global logistics ecosystems for a high-performance, zero-emission future.
The course covers emerging mobility technologies, advanced EV systems, energy storage solutions, charging infrastructure, and sustainable transportation models for future mobility applications.
Key topics include:
✓ Master the transition to Series-Electric and EREV architectures, using the engine solely as a high-efficiency "genset" to eliminate mechanical complexity and range anxiety.
✓ Master the 2026 hydrogen value chain and the engineering of hydrogen-fueled range extenders for heavy-duty, marine, and aviation series-hybrid platforms.
✓ Master the physics and standards of High-Power Runtime Charging, including Megawatt Charging System (MCS) implementation and dynamic wireless power transfer for continuous fleet uptime.
✓ Optimize energy density and lifecycles by designing Hybrid Energy Storage Systems (HESS) that integrate batteries, supercapacitors, and flywheels to manage high-power transients and regenerative braking.
✓ Transition from ownership to access by mastering BaaS and EaaS models through rigorous financial modeling to optimize battery asset life and unit economics.
✓ Optimize intercity and intracity mobility by leveraging data-driven forecasting and autonomous battery swapping to design high-efficiency "Relay Models" and sustainable logistics ecosystems.
1 Courses • 17 Students
24+ years’ experience in global automotive design and product development on multiple EVs and Hybrid vehicle platforms, specializing in model-based design, calibration, testing, and system integration; a Six-Sigma Green Belt with 3 inventions in battery & hybrid electric vehicles. He earned his Master's degree in Energy Systems Engineering from the University of Michigan and his Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from Nagpur University.
