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Electromobility as a key technology for resource- and climate-friendly mobility has attracted great interest in recent years, both in industry and academia. This has resulted in a wide range of impulses for research and teaching. The Division of Electromobility takes these impulses as a basis for research and teaching in the field of sustainable and safe mobility.

Our research areas include

• Driver assistance systems and automated driving
• Electrification and automation of commercial vehicles
• Energy management in electric and hybrid vehicles
• Grid integration of electric vehicles
• Control theory and machine learning

Our teaching areas include

• Fundamentals of electrical engineering and information technology in commercial vehicles
• Concepts of electric and hybrid vehicles
• Computer-aided methods in control engineering
• Optimal and predictive control methods

Latest news on our research and teaching are available here.