Team Envision from NUST-PNEC hopes to win another prize in a forthcoming international competition.
It is their latest high-efficiency electric vehicle (EV) that will compete in the upcoming Shell Eco-Marathon Asia 2023.
From 15th November through November 18 at the EXPO Centre Karachi, the team showed the prototype at IDEAS 2022. They briefed multiple eminent personalities such as Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral M. Amjad Khan Niaz, as well as Emir Jamaat-e-Islami, Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman, regarding their latest machine.
The Nust team also won the Award of Appreciation for displaying a very creative and realistic prototype in Ideas Pakistan that gain the huge attention of the officials.
Details regarding Electric Car
The new EV is powered by a 500-watt BLDC electric motor. It has a body-on-frame architecture, whereby the body is made of carbon fiber and fiberglass, while the chassis is made of mild steel. The EV has a drag coefficient of just 0.21.
Since its inception, the group has participated in almost every Shell Eco-Marathon a leading international stage for universities and educational institutions to showcase and compete with fuel-efficient cars, with hundreds of teams participating from over 60 countries.
EVO-X will participate in Shell Eco-Marathon Asia 2023. This vehicle will compete in the prototype battery electric category. The Nust team is highly motivated and committed to grabbing first place in the upcoming competition and making the country proud on the international stage once again.
Remember that recently The students of Nust university continued to give demonstrations at different locations to show the efficiency of their Smart Traffic Signals mechanism that can greatly help manage vehicular traffic in the federal capital.
According to the details, Muhammad Ahmad, a student of the National University of Science and Technology who is also the founder and CEO of InLights, and his team members are giving presentations to the officials of the Islamabad Traffic Police about their smart signal mechanism at different locations of the city.
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