Zi Hui's and Bryan's research pathways ( updated)

Research pathway (ZiHui and Bryan)

  1. Thinking of Singapore going towards greener transport

  2. We thought of conventional vehicles using combustion engines changing to electric vehicles and hence;

  3. We used the Hyundai Kona Electric as our starting topic

  4. We researched the various types of systems within the Kona electric vehicle and found out about the intelligent regenerative braking system

  5. We researched more in-depth on functions and features of regenerative braking and various smart technologies.

  6. Lastly, we compile all the relevant sources and embark on the summary paragraph





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