
NVF - 2.5
The Latest Generation FS-Electric

Chassis and Body
The chassis focuses on designing and manufacturing carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) structures. It includes CAD and structural design, producing lightweight components like the monocoque and CFRP rims, and managing vehicle packaging. This system also designs and tests composite parts, such as crash structures, to enhance performance and driver safety while minimizing lap times.
Ergonomics
The ergonomics focuses on optimizing driver comfort, efficiency, and safety during races. Key responsibilities include analyzing driver interactions with the vehicle, designing control layouts, and ensuring proper seating and visibility. By prioritizing ergonomic principles, the team aims to reduce fatigue and enhance focus, ultimately improving overall performance on the track.
Powertrain
The powertrain is vital for high performance in our electric race car. This module focuses on advanced technologies, including our self-developed battery, inverters, motors, and gearbox, delivering optimal torque to all four wheels. Key responsibilities include designing, manufacturing, and testing high/low-voltage batteries, thermal management systems, and wheel hub motors, ensuring seamless integration. Team members also conduct simulations, CAD design, and carbon part manufacturing.
Vehicle Dynamics
The Vehicle Dynamics Department focuses on maximizing vehicle performance by optimizing handling, stability, and ride quality. The team evaluates design options through advanced simulations to assess their impact on dynamic behavior and response to driver inputs. By designing the suspension layout, they ensure precise control over motion and performance. During testing, the team uses data analysis and parameter tuning to refine handling characteristics and enhance overall capabilities.
Electrical - High Voltage
In the High Voltage subsystem, we focus on the design and implementation of systems that power our electric race car's critical components. Team members will work on integrating high-voltage systems that ensure optimal performance and safety, managing energy distribution effectively throughout the vehicle.
Electrical - Low Voltage
The Low Voltage subsystem is responsible for powering and controlling various sensors, motors, and other electrical components. Here, you will have the opportunity to design and test your own PCBs using tools like Altium Designer, and integrate them into our vehicle. Additionally, you may develop embedded and non-embedded software for systems such as the Charger Monitor, contributing to the overall functionality of our electric race car.
Business
The business subsystem is vital for managing operations and securing resources. This team develops sponsorship proposals, marketing strategies, and financial plans to support our electric race car project. Key responsibilities include building sponsor relationships, organizing fundraising events, and promoting the team's brand. By ensuring effective communication and collaboration, the business subteam drives our success and enables competitive performance.