How Renault slashed hybrid vehicle development time

Developing hybrid powertrains requires balancing complex physics, diverse architectures, and collaboration — all while meeting strict CO2 regulations and cost constraints. For automotive engineers, evaluating architecture combinations early in design is critical yet challenging.

This case study explores how a major automaker built a simulation platform to accelerate hybrid development. Highlights include:

• A unified virtual platform for streamlined communication and decision-making
• Multi-physics simulation for optimizing powertrain architectures
• Reduced development time while maintaining quality and cost targets

Read the case study to see how this approach is shaping hybrid vehicle development.