Vehicle Mounted Solar and Wind Power Energy System

Vehicle-mounted solar and wind power energy systems are rapidly gaining recognition as a way to deliver renewable energy while lowering carbon footprints, environmental impacts, and other novel features. This study offers an in-depth discussion of the design of solar and wind power systems for vehicles. This system generates electricity while the vehicle is moving or standing, employing a solar panel on the roof and a wind turbine at the front of the vehicle. The fundamental goal of this proposed study is to bring technology that uses renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind energy, for recharging the battery packs of Electric Vehicles (EVs) through solar panels and wind turbines integrated into the vehicles. The hybrid system generates 3.83 kW of electrical energy per day, and this designed Electric Vehicle (EV) can travel roughly 29 km per day without requiring the assistance of any other energy source. The outcomes of this study add to the developing subject of sustainable mobility and provide valuable insights for the future development of renewable energy-powered vehicles.