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AVL List GmbH (Headquarters)

Confidential

AVL POWERTRAIN ENGINEERING

TECHDAY #4

AVL Global Vehicle Benchmark Program

Mario Hiebaum

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AVL POWERTRAIN ENGINEERING TECHDAY #4AVL GLOBAL VEHICLE BENCHMARK PROGRAM

Introduction

Overview AVL Vehicle Services

AVL Global Vehicle Benchmarking

Competitive Benchmark Study

Benchmarking Services

Customer References

Appendix A: Overview of benchmarked

passender cars

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Vehicle

Vehicle Integration

Elements

Software & Controls

Systems

Attribute Engineering NVH AcousticsVehicle CO2Concept Car Development

AVL VEHICLE SERVICES

Vehicle Benchmarking

A specific, distinctive vehicle attribute branding is essential to make cars unique and competitive. Benchmarking vehicles in the competitive environment helps to understand and to strengthen or improve the potential of new models.

AVL offers a comprehensive vehicle benchmarking analysis of the most important, recently released passenger cars. The objective assessment delivers an overview of results for ten main attributes in a competitive scatter bands.

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In-depth vehicle analysis covering 10 driving attributes delivered through the AVL Global Vehicle Benchmarking Program

NVH/Sound

RDE &

Real-Life FC

Emissions

& CO2

Energy

Efficiency

Driving

Resistance

Handling

Ride

ComfortPerformance

Driveability

ADAS

Database with > 300 serial production passenger vehicles

AVL GLOBAL VEHICLE BENCHMARKING OBJECTIVE VEHICLE TESTING, ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON TO COMPETITORS

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AVL-DRIVE APPROACH

3. Parameter Calculation1. Data Logging

Measure driver input and vehicle reaction

2. Operation Mode Detection

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4. Driveability Assessment 6. Automatic Report Generation 5. Visualization

2,5D Plot

Frequency PlotShift - Plots

3D Plot

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NEWS IN AVL’s BENCHMARK DATA BASE

2017 Chevrolet Bolt (BEV, 60kWh)

COMPLETED

2016 Tesla Model X (BEV, 90 & 100kWh)

P90D & P100DCOMPLETED

2016 BMW i3 (BEV, 27kWh)

COMPLETED 2017 VW GolfeGolf (36kWh) & 1.5 TSI (96kW)

IN PROGRESS

2017 Tesla Model 3 (BEV, 60kWh)

PLANNED Q2/2018

2017 BMW 530e (PHEV)PLANNED Q4/2017

2016 Toyota Mirai (FC)COMPLETED

2017 Nissan Note e-POWERPLANNED Q1/2018

2017 Renault Zoe (BEV, 41kWh)

IN PROGRESS

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2015 BMW X5 xDrive40e

TGDI, 1997ccm, AWD 9.2kWh (battery capacity)

2016 Volvo XC90 T8

TGDI, 1969ccm, AWD9.2kWh (battery capacity)

2016 BYD Tang

TDGI, 1991ccm, AWD18.4kWh (battery capacity)

COMPETITIVE BENCHMARK STUDYPHEV SUV: BYD TANG / BMW X5 / VOLVO XC90

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AVL-DRIVE RATING [DR]

WHAT ARE THE STRENGTHS OF EACH COMPETITOR?EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

BMW X5 PHEV• Leading in tail pipe emissions• Outstanding pedal to torque feel,

elasticity and full load torque• Good in Handling - low body

motion, high cornering traction

Volvo XC90 PHEV• Low emissions in WLTC and Fuel

consumption in real world driving• Good overall full load performance• Good results for constant speed

driving, shift quality

Highlights

BYD TANG PHEV• Low Fuel Consumption in real

world driving with full battery• Excellent Performance 0 to 100

kph in 5.0 s• Good driveability results in full

load and part load accelleration

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Executive summary

VEHICLE ANALYSIS AND CHARACTERIZATION

Detailed criteria assessment

& analysis

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DRIVING EXPERIENCEWHAT DO YOU FEEL DURING LOAD INCREASE ACCELERATION

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BMW X5 xDrive40eo Pedal map shows good agility and

consistency

o Consistent and reproducible ICE starts

o ICE start mostly during ratio change phase when down shifting quick start with strong Belt starter

o Less disturbance in acceleration feel at ICE start

Volvo XC90 T8o Pedal map shows low consistency, quite

harsh o Inconsistent and sometimes early ICE

starts

o Big disturbances in acceleration feel when ICE starts and down shifts occur

BYD TANGo Pedal map is very dynamic, but very

consistento Inconsistent ICE starts

o No disturbances in acceleration feel when ICE starts and down shifts occur

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DRIVEABILITYWHAT DO YOU HEAR DURING PART LOAD ACCELERATION IN HYBRID MODE?

BMW X5 xDrive40e o No hard impact at ICE activation (67 kph)

o Low noise increase compared to electric driving is (~2 dB)

o Noise increase might be partly masked by wind and rolling

Volvo XC90 T8o No hard impact noise at ICE activation (58 kph)o After ICE activation, the noise increase is clearly

audible and with 4 dB too high.

~4 dB(crit. > 3 dB)

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HEV ModeIC

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BYD TANGo Hard impact noise at ICE activation (35 kph)o After ICE activation, the noise increase is

clearly audible and with 6 dB too high.

ICE start

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BMW X5 xDrive40e Series production Automatic

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BENCHMARKING SERVICE

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Objective vehicle testing, analysis and comparison to competitors

Functional driving attributes – Costs of data base data and report

Costs: 13 – 37kEUR(strongly depends on selected attributes and powertrain topology of vehicle)

Duration: 1 – 2 weeks(recorded Data and comprehensive report will be uploaded to shared network)

Offerings

Important new passenger vehicles launched to the market are being analysed worldwide. The results of these benchmarks are objective key figures showing up to ten main vehicle attributes in competitor scatter bands. The OEMs get access to AVL data base, which provides a clear overview about the current position of all vehicles in the individual attributes in terms of driving emotion and efficiency

Service:

Global Vehicle Benchmarking of > 100 new introduced passenger cars per year

10 main vehicle attributes with high number of criteria, operational strategies and physics

Objective Data & reports for competitor comparisons on efficiency, emissions & driving attributes

Standard and customized program

Fast identification of strengths and improvement potentials to deep levels

GLOBAL VEHICLE BENCHMARKINGSERVICE OVERVIEW – AVL VEHICLE DATA BASE

Overall vehicle analysis with

AVL scatter band

Areas of suggested improvement

Identify specific, attainable

goals for future models

Best-in-class rating information

Competitor A Competitor B Competitor C

Competitor D Competitor E Competitor F

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Objective vehicle testing, analysis and comparison to competitors

Project Duration & Costs

Project Duration: 1 – 2 months

Project Costs: 50 – 80kEUR

(strongly depends on seleceted test vehicle and attributes)

Scope of Work

Vehicle procurement and instrumentation for testing on road/track and chassis dyno in order to determine objectively the standing of the vehicle in the competitive landscape for vehicle attribute (performance, driveability, efficiency, handling, ride and sound/NVH).

Customer benefits:

• Comprehensive AVL experience in vehicle instrumentation and CAN access

• AVL standardized testing or customer specific maneuvers

• Objective assessment of driving attributes using well-known AVL tools

• Tailored in-depth analysis of vehicle and powertrain components

Goals:

• Objective comparison to competitors from independent partner

• Comprehensive, easy to understand overview of driving attributes in the competitive landscape

• Fast identification of vehicles strengths and potentials for improvement to a deep level

GLOBAL VEHICLE BENCHMARKINGPROJECT OVERVIEW – CUSTOMER TAILORED VEHICLE ANALYSIS

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CUSTOMER REFERENCES

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Intensive vehicle analysis and comparison of cars with small diesel engines from the EU and India

AVL proprietary tool Sample of project results

Tool Contribution:

AVL-DRIVE™ - Objective vehicle attribute assessment

AVL VOICE - Brand Sound and NVH Quality Development Tool

AVL M.O.V.E. GAS PEMS iS - Onboard emission measurement

Goal of the common project

Global vehicle benchmarking and deep dive analysis on CD and PTTB

Approach:

1. Objective Vehicle Benchmarking

2. Comparative Analysis of six cars with small diesel engines from the EU and India

3. Output: In-depth data collected from each car and engine

4. Comparison of data and extraction of information from the data provided

Goals:

Deep dive analysis for Engine mapping, engine friction, vehicle thermal management

system, and acoustic fingerprint

• Compare fuel efficiency, interior noise, and vehicle dynamics

• Powertrain Testbed for Vehicle modeling in VSM, drivability correlation (road / rig)

• Provide goals and target objectives for new models

CUSTOMER REFERENCETOYOTA

Standardized procedures

Comparable Data

Specific testing objective

Specific information

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In-depth and objective analysis of competitor’s hybrid vehicle

AVL proprietary tools Sample of project results

Tool Contribution:

AVL-DRIVE™ - Objective vehicle attribute assessment

AVL VOICE - Brand Sound and NVH Quality Development Tool

AVL M.O.V.E. GAS PEMS iS - Onboard emission measurement

Goal of the common project

Objective analysis of the driving attributes and energy efficiency of the Chinese

premium SUV model BYD TANG PHEV 6G-DCT

Approach:

1. Objective Vehicle Benchmarking

2. Analysis of BYD Tang hybrid vehicle and its attributes

3. Output: Data relevant to performance, interior noise, drivability, pollutant emissions,

real driving emissions, and real-world efficiency

4. Comparison of results to European key competitors and extraction of information

from the data

Goals:

• Analyze manufacturer’s acceleration, handling, and fuel efficiency claims

• Provide information regarding competitor’s current flagship model

• Provide suggested areas of improvement

• Provide goals and target objectives for new models

Raw collected data organized into

easy-to-understand charts

CUSTOMER REFERENCEGERMAN OEM

Standardized and objective vehicle testing

High level vehicle attributes analysis

Deep dive assessment of results

and comparison to competitors

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AVL GLOBAL VEHICLE ANALYSIS & BENCHMARKING PROGRAMAPPENDIX A: OVERVIEW OF BENCHMARKED PASSENGER CARS (1/6)

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AVL GLOBAL VEHICLE ANALYSIS & BENCHMARKING PROGRAMAPPENDIX A: OVERVIEW OF BENCHMARKED PASSENGER CARS (2/6)

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AVL GLOBAL VEHICLE ANALYSIS & BENCHMARKING PROGRAMAPPENDIX A: OVERVIEW OF BENCHMARKED PASSENGER CARS (3/6)

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AVL GLOBAL VEHICLE ANALYSIS & BENCHMARKING PROGRAMAPPENDIX A: OVERVIEW OF BENCHMARKED PASSENGER CARS (4/6)

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AVL GLOBAL VEHICLE ANALYSIS & BENCHMARKING PROGRAMAPPENDIX A: OVERVIEW OF BENCHMARKED PASSENGER CARS (5/6)

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AVL GLOBAL VEHICLE ANALYSIS & BENCHMARKING PROGRAMAPPENDIX A: OVERVIEW OF BENCHMARKED PASSENGER CARS (6/6)

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