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UN R177 — System power of hybrid and multi-motor electric vehicles

Examine system power measurement when several propulsion sources work together.

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What does it cover?

The UN R177 working text addresses system power of hybrid vehicles and pure electric vehicles with more than one propulsion energy converter. M1 and N1 form the main scope; fuel cell vehicles are excluded. In a hybrid, electric-machine contribution at maximum power is relevant.

Who is it for?

For vehicle, engine and powertrain manufacturers and measurement, testing and approval teams.

Which subjects are addressed?

  • Hybrid and multi-motor electric propulsion
  • System power measurement
  • M1/N1 scope and exclusions

Common question

Does adding separate motor ratings give system power?

R177 treats vehicle system power through a defined measurement method. Adding individual motor ratings is not a test result obtained using that method.

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RegsUP record title: R177 — UN Regulation No. 177

Working series: 01 · Included supplement: 1

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