Syllabus

• Week 1

  Why Electric Two-and-Three-Wheelers?

  • General Information

    In this activity, you will find general information about the course, the timeline, the primary learning goals, and guidance for you to get the most out of the course and have fun while learning!

  • Introduction

    You will learn about electric two and three-wheelers, how they function, and explore their social and environmental benefits in key global regions.

  • What Are Two-and-Three-Wheelers?

    You'll explore conventional and electric two-and-three-wheelers, their history and global markets. Gain an insight into the dynamics of the global south and understand the driving forces behind their growing global sales.

  • Advantages and Disadvantages

    You'll learn about their advantages like environmental perks and cost savings, alongside technological advancements and challenges such as charging infrastructure and range limitations.

  • Conclusion

    By now you have gained an insight into the basic aspects of electric two-and-three-wheelers and their benefits. We have also looked at the state of their global adoption, sales and future prospects.

• Week 2

  Policies and Regulations

  • Introduction

    We'll look at how different places have different procedures in place to ensure that two-and-three-wheelers comply with the rules.

  • Key Concepts

    In this section we'll explore the key concepts behind the adoption of policies and regulations relating to two and three-wheelers.

  • Impact

    We'll discover the global impact of two-and-three-wheelers and how they are redefining urban mobility, reducing emissions, easing congestion and providing cost-effective, sustainable transport solutions for the future.

  • Conclusion

    By now, you have gained knowledge about different policies and regulations for electric two-and-three-wheelers, their impact, and the differences in how they are applied in different countries around the world.

• Week 3

  Application and Service Models

  • Introduction

    Now, you will explore last-mile delivery, electric models, and applications in the Global South.

  • Current Trends

    Next, find out more about current trends in the use of electric two-and-three-wheelers around the world.

  • Opportunities and Challenges

    Electric two-and-three-wheelers can encounter various challenges based on their application.

  • Conclusion

    By now you have learned about application and service models for electric two-and-three-wheelers and examples of applications such as last-mile delivery.

• Week 4

  Technology - Battery & Charging Systems

  • Introduction

    In today's market, there are a wide variety of electric two-wheelers, from electric bicycles to scooters and motorcycles, offering efficient and sustainable options for urban mobility.

  • Vehicle Types

    Electric two-and-three-wheelers are an increasingly popular choice in urban mobility. From electric tricycles to electric scooters, they offer stability, comfort and energy efficiency.

  • Batteries

    In this activity, we will explore the various types of batteries used in electric two-and-three-wheelers, their performance, range, and the crucial role they play in sustainable E-Mobility.

  • Charging Systems

    The charging infrastructure for electric micro-mobility reminds us of the importance of developing an efficient and accessible network to drive the mass adoption of electric two-and-three-wheelers.

  • Conclusion

    This week, we looked into essential aspects of electric two-and-three-wheeler technology: batteries, charging systems, and vehicle types.

• Week 5

  Financing & Procurement Models

  • Introduction

    Financing and procurement models drive affordability, market adoption, economic growth, and environmental benefits in the electric two-and-three-wheeler sector. They enable access and support infrastructure development.

  • Financing and Procurement Models

    By providing flexible payment options, financing and procurement models make electric two-and-three-wheelers more accessible worldwide, facilitating their adoption and contributing to the transition to sustainable transportation.

  • Market Status

    Financing and procurement models are critical to the evolving dynamics of the electric two-and-three-wheeler market. They support growth by increasing accessibility, fostering innovation, and ensuring a robust market ecosystem

  • Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

    The TCO includes purchase, maintenance and fuel costs over the life of the vehicle. EVs often have a lower TCO due to reduced maintenance and energy costs, making them more economical and sustainable.

  • Sustainability and Impact

    Two-and-three-wheelers contribute to sustainability by reducing emissions and congestion. Electrification further enhances this impact, promoting cleaner transportation and mitigating environmental harm.

  • Conclusion

    By now, you have gained insight into the most critical factors regarding financing and procurement models for electric two-and-three-wheelers, their market status, the total cost of ownership, and their impact on sustainability.

• Week 6

  End-of-Life Management

  • Introduction

    Proper battery disposal and recycling is critical to environmental sustainability. It reduces pollution, conserves resources and promotes a circular economy.

  • Life Cycle

    From production to disposal, each stage of the battery recycling process has an impact on the environment. Optimizing efficiency and recycling ensures resource conservation and minimizes environmental impact.

  • Recycling

    Battery recycling is essential to E-Mobility. It reduces waste, conserves resources, and minimizes environmental harm. By recovering valuable materials, we contribute to a cleaner, greener future.

  • Conclusion

    Effective end-of-life management, understanding life cycles, and prioritizing recycling are pivotal for E-Mobility.

  • Grand Finale

    In this activity, we will reflect on what has been covered, aiming not only to consolidate our understanding but also to make connections between different ideas and perspectives on the topics we covered throughout the course.

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