Improving the Efficiency of Electric Vehicle Power Usage through a Fuzzy-based Energy Management System

Because of the pollution they produce, traditional internal combustion engine cars running on gasoline and diesel are becoming less and less common. The need for cars that don't emit any pollution has grown throughout time. Electric cars are one kind of vehicle that emits less pollution (EV's). Studies on these cars' energy management, torque control, speed control, and other features are still under progress. Given the rising demand for energy, worries about environmental sustainability, and the requirement for effective resource usage, energy management is an essential part of modern life. Among the numerous benefits of the fuzzy-based energy management system are its dependability and ease of setup. There are two or more power sources in a hybrid electric vehicle. The Energy Management System (EMS), which is governed by fuzzy logic, provides a methodical command for controlling energy in electric vehicles.