Introduction
The VCU (Vehicle Control Unit) is the center of energy management and torque coordination for battery electric vehicles. It plays a key role in normal driving, launch control, driver interaction, regenerative braking, network management, thermal management, fault diagnostics, vehicle status monitoring and display, and overspeed protection, and is the core component of the EV vehicle control system. The VCU is the core device that determines the drivability, safety, energy consumption and dynamic performance of battery electric vehicles.
Scheme architecture diagram
Functional Features
Vehicle drive control
Vehicle energy management and gear management
Vehicle status monitoring and display
High-voltage power-on/off management
Vehicle thermal management and accessory management
Energy recovery
Remaining range estimation
Brake priority
One-pedal driving mode
Charging management
Hill-start assist
Electronic differential control (wheel hub motors)
Cruise control
Fault diagnostics
Network management and monitoring
Advantages of the plan
Model Selection Recommendation
Success Case