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Electric Vehicle Technology A-Z: Battery, Motor, Charging
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(61 ratings)
246 students

Electric Vehicle Technology A-Z: Battery, Motor, Charging

Master EV powertrain, lithium-ion battery, BMS, BLDC motor control, AC/DC charging & hybrid vehicle architecture
Created byThe EV Company
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • A complete brief introduction to electric vehicle technology
  • A complete guide to electric vehicle battery technology
  • Charging technology and its future
  • Myth busting facts about Conventional and Electric Vehicles
  • Opening doors of opportunities in this niche sector of the automotive industry

Course content

4 sections • 24 lectures • 3h 50m total length

  • Know about Electric Vehicle Organs10:15

    Explore the core electric vehicle organs—charging port, high voltage traction battery, motor drive, electric motor, and power electronics—and map how they work together through the power flow and regenerative braking.

  • Types of Electric Vehicle13:26
  • AC vs DC Charging8:41

    Learn the fundamentals of AC and DC charging, onboard and offboard converters, and how power levels and connectors enable safe, fast charging for EVs.

  • Charging Process and Smart Charging10:42

    Explain the two-stage charging cycle—constant current and constant voltage—highlighting fast charging limits and battery longevity, then explore smart charging to align EV charging with renewables and lower costs.

  • Quiz 1

Requirements

  • No Pre-requisite Required
  • English Language Mandatory

Description

Are you an engineer, student, or professional trying to break into the fastest-growing sector in automotive?

The Electric Vehicle industry is growing explosively and companies are desperately short of trained EV engineers. This course gives you the technical foundation to enter this field with confidence.

What makes this course different:  Built by an EV Tech startup that trains professionals across India using this same curriculum. Covers every major EV subsystem in one place — battery, motor, charging, powertrain. Includes real engineering calculations for EV powertrain design. No EV background required — a mechanical or electrical engineering foundation is enough

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain the architecture of BEV, HEV, and PHEV vehicles and their key differences

• Describe the electrical power flow through EV drivetrain components

• Compare AC vs DC charging technology and explain fast and smart charging

• Perform design calculations for EV powertrain sizing

• Understand Li-ion battery chemistry (NMC, LFP, NCA) and key battery parameters

• Explain motor control strategy for BLDC and induction motors in EVs

• Compare conventional IC engine drivetrains with EV drivetrains


Who is this for: Mechanical and electrical engineering students | Automotive professionals upskilling for EV roles | Non-engineers with basic physics and chemistry knowledge | EV enthusiasts who want real technical depth


  1. Explain the complete electrical power flow inside an electric vehicle from battery to wheel

  2. Compare BEV, HEV, PHEV and FCEV architectures and choose the right type for any application

  3. Perform step-by-step powertrain sizing calculations for an EV design project

  4. Describe AC Level 1/2/3 and DC fast charging technologies with real connector standards

  5. Understand Li-ion battery chemistry — NMC, LFP, LTO, NCA — and select the right type

  6. Analyse BLDC and induction motor operation and their control strategies in EVs

  7. Read and interpret battery parameters: C-rate, SOC, SOH, energy density, cycle life

  8. Compare conventional IC engine drivetrain with EV drivetrain in efficiency and performance

  9. Explain smart charging, V2G concepts, and EV charging infrastructure

  10. Describe the role of the Battery Management System (BMS) and thermal management

Who this course is for:

  • Engineering Students with Mechanical/Electrical or similar stream
  • Professionals wanted the know-hows of EV Technology
  • Non-Engineering background students with basic knowledge of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

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