Energy Efficient Nonlinear Microscopic Dynamical Model for Autonomous and Electric Vehicles

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Autores principales: Yeo, Yuneil, Lee, Jaewoong, Moura, Scott, Monache, Maria Laura Delle
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Publicado: 2025
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author Yeo, Yuneil
Lee, Jaewoong
Moura, Scott
Monache, Maria Laura Delle
author_facet Yeo, Yuneil
Lee, Jaewoong
Moura, Scott
Monache, Maria Laura Delle
contents This article proposes a nonlinear microscopic dynamical model for autonomous electric vehicles (A-EVs) that considers battery energy efficiency in the car-following dynamics. The model builds upon the Optimal Velocity Model (OVM), with the control term based on the battery dynamics to enable thermally optimal and energy-efficient driving. We rigorously prove that the proposed model achieves lower energy consumption compared to the Optimal Velocity Follow-the-Leader (OVFL) model. Through numerical simulations, we validate the analytical results on the energy efficiency. We additionally investigate the stability properties of the proposed model.
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spellingShingle Energy Efficient Nonlinear Microscopic Dynamical Model for Autonomous and Electric Vehicles
Yeo, Yuneil
Lee, Jaewoong
Moura, Scott
Monache, Maria Laura Delle
Dynamical Systems
Optimization and Control
This article proposes a nonlinear microscopic dynamical model for autonomous electric vehicles (A-EVs) that considers battery energy efficiency in the car-following dynamics. The model builds upon the Optimal Velocity Model (OVM), with the control term based on the battery dynamics to enable thermally optimal and energy-efficient driving. We rigorously prove that the proposed model achieves lower energy consumption compared to the Optimal Velocity Follow-the-Leader (OVFL) model. Through numerical simulations, we validate the analytical results on the energy efficiency. We additionally investigate the stability properties of the proposed model.
title Energy Efficient Nonlinear Microscopic Dynamical Model for Autonomous and Electric Vehicles
topic Dynamical Systems
Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.20054