Training

Aimed at sales and after-sales personnel who require an adequate level of knowledge to carry out their work. It includes the basic and technology courses.

Employability: This course provides technical training to perform basic and advanced interventions on hybrid and electric vehicles.

Contents:

1. Fundamentals of hybrid and electric vehicles. How an electric vehicle works. The fuel cell vehicle. Charging modes and connector types. Comparison between thermal and electric vehicles
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3. Hybrid and electric vehicle technology. Electronics and components. Battery types. Types of motors. 48V Mild Hybrid technologies. HV and EV components: batteries. Explanation of the Tesla Model S battery module. Disassembly and analysis of the Renault Zoe battery. Replacement of Hyundai Ioniq PHEV battery modules. Tesla Model S electrical system disassembly and analysis. Nissan eNV-200 analysis. Fuel cell technologies (Hyundai Nexo). Flooding of an electric vehicle

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4. Chargers and charging methods in hybrid and electric vehicles. Charging methods and connector types. CESVIMAP charger test area. Parts of a charger. CESVIMAP study on electric vehicle chargers. Nissan Leaf charging experience.
5. Particularities of the cooling and air conditioning system in electric and hybrid vehicles. Thermal/electric engine cooling systems. Cooling systems for the electrical system (inverter/charger). Cabin air conditioning system. Explanation of a scroll compressor. Battery cooling and heating systems Particularities in the workshop when working with air conditioning systems.
6. Intervention on hybrid and electric vehicles. Legislation, procedures and tools. Electrical risks and legislation. Procedure for de-energising hybrid and electric vehicles. Protection equipment. Maintenance of hybrid and electric vehicles. Models to be studied: Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid, Mitsubishi Outlander and Tesla Model 3.

Duration: 16 hours