This research paper presents a novel approach to sustainable transportation by proposing a hybrid vehicle that integrates a compressed natural gas (CNG) engine with a battery-powered plug-in electric vehicle (BEV). The hybrid system incorporates in-wheel motors for enhanced efficiency and maneuverability, coupled with a rooftop solar panel system to supplement energy supply. The integration of CNG and electric power addresses range anxiety associated with electric vehicles, reduces emissions, and promotes cleaner air quality. In-wheel motors optimize torque control and regenerative braking, while the rooftop solar panels extend the vehicle's driving range, reducing dependence on the grid. This comprehensive approach offers a promising solution for sustainable transportation, aligning with environmental goals and advancing clean energy technologies in the automotive sector
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