Trainees will be able to   :

• Identify the components of the internal combustion engine.
• Understand the working principles of the internal combustion engine.
• Recognize the supporting systems of the engine, including ignition, lubrication, and cooling systems.
• Identify the vehicle’s transmission system.
• Utilize a scan tool for diagnostics.
• Use the Data Maintenance Program (All Data) effectively.

Introduction to Hybrid Vehicles

• Overview of hybrid technology
• Benefits of hybrid cars
• Types of hybrids (series, parallel, plug-in)

2. Key Components of Hybrid Cars

• Internal Combustion Engine (ICE)
  • Function and operation
• Electric Motor
  • Types and roles
• Battery Pack
  • Types, capacity, and management
• Power Electronics
  • Inverters and controllers
• Transmission Systems
  • CVT vs. traditional transmissions

3. Regenerative Braking and Energy Management

• How regenerative braking works
• Energy flow in hybrid systems
• Managing power between the ICE and electric motor

4. Diagnostic Tools and Techniques

• Common issues in hybrid systems
• Tools for diagnosis (OBD-II, specialized hybrid diagnostic tools)
• Safety precautions when working on hybrids

5. Maintenance Best Practices

• Routine checks for ICE and electric components
• Battery care and longevity tips
• Importance of software updates

6. Future Trends in Hybrid Technology

• Advancements in battery technology
• Emerging hybrid designs and concepts
• The role of hybrids in the transition to electric vehicles

Training duration: 50 training hours