<p>The students from Bengaluru city are all set to showcase some of their best innovative solutions in the electric vehicle (EV) segment at the Eco-marathon challenger event to be held in Chennai in December.</p>.<p>The event organised by Shell will display fuel and energy efficient vehicles from December 7 to 9.</p>.<p>Nineteen teams are participating in the event of which four teams from Bengaluru will exibhit vehicles on the Madras Motor Race Track.</p>.<p>A 20-member team from Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology will test drive an electric vehicle (EV) prototype.</p>.<p>The team claims to have built an energy-efficient vehicle that uses a brushless DC motor, and a drivetrain for better efficiency.</p>.<p>From RV College of Engineering, a team of 25 students will run their vehicle equipped with a front-steering mechanism, a custom-built motor controller and a telemetry system that will display real-time data to the driver. The vehicle is expected to give a mileage exceeding 80km/kWh.</p>.<p>The students of New Horizon College of Engineering have included flexible solar panels on their EV and have integrated a lithium-ion-powered motor with a kinetic energy recovery system to get<br />a mileage of 100 to 150km/kWh.</p>.<p>From Christ University, a team of 10 will focus on fuel efficiency and run their prototype under the gasoline category.</p>
<p>The students from Bengaluru city are all set to showcase some of their best innovative solutions in the electric vehicle (EV) segment at the Eco-marathon challenger event to be held in Chennai in December.</p>.<p>The event organised by Shell will display fuel and energy efficient vehicles from December 7 to 9.</p>.<p>Nineteen teams are participating in the event of which four teams from Bengaluru will exibhit vehicles on the Madras Motor Race Track.</p>.<p>A 20-member team from Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology will test drive an electric vehicle (EV) prototype.</p>.<p>The team claims to have built an energy-efficient vehicle that uses a brushless DC motor, and a drivetrain for better efficiency.</p>.<p>From RV College of Engineering, a team of 25 students will run their vehicle equipped with a front-steering mechanism, a custom-built motor controller and a telemetry system that will display real-time data to the driver. The vehicle is expected to give a mileage exceeding 80km/kWh.</p>.<p>The students of New Horizon College of Engineering have included flexible solar panels on their EV and have integrated a lithium-ion-powered motor with a kinetic energy recovery system to get<br />a mileage of 100 to 150km/kWh.</p>.<p>From Christ University, a team of 10 will focus on fuel efficiency and run their prototype under the gasoline category.</p>
