Powertrain Simulation is a computational modeling approach that specifically integrates and emulates the dynamic behavior of powertrain components—such as engines, motors, transmissions, and energy storage systems—within electric and hybrid vehicle architectures to predict system-level performance, efficiency, and control interactions under various operating conditions.
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