In a landmark move towards sustainable transportation, ITM (SLS) Baroda University has unveiled not just one, but several electric vehicle (EV) prototypes, showcasing the institution’s unwavering commitment to advancing green technology. This ambitious project, spearheaded by passionate final and pre-final year engineering students and guided by experienced faculty, aims to leave a lasting mark on the global fight against carbon emissions and pave the way for eco-friendly transportation solutions.
These sleek and futuristic EVs, designed and meticulously crafted within the university campus, stand as a testament to ITM (SLS)’s unwavering dedication to fostering innovation and hands-on learning. At the unveiling ceremony, held amidst faculty, students, and industry professionals, months of tireless collaboration culminated in the presentation of these remarkable creations.
Each prototype boasts impressive features, including state-of-the-art battery systems for optimal energy efficiency, advanced regenerative braking systems for enhanced performance, and aerodynamically optimized designs that prioritize sustainability. Lightweight materials contribute further to increased efficiency and reduced environmental impact.
“This electric vehicle prototype is a testament to the capabilities and dedication of our students and faculty,” emphasized Chief Guest Shri P. T. Rojatkar, Director of Naval Materials Research Laboratory, highlighting not only the technological advancements but also the platform this project provides for students to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world challenges.
The project encompasses a diverse range of EVs, from Jashpreet Singh’s team’s Go-kart and Aditya Shah’s team’s all-terrain vehicle to Ohm Patel’s team’s Efficycle and Naitik Patel’s team’s Campus Mobility Electric Car. Each team received generous funding from ITM (SLS) Baroda University to bring their visions to life, underscoring the institution’s unwavering support for student innovation.
This impactful project highlights the crucial role educational institutions play in shaping the future of technology and addressing pressing environmental concerns. As ITM (SLS) Baroda University continues to push the boundaries of innovation, these electric vehicle prototypes stand as shining beacons of the power of academic excellence, hands-on experience, and an unwavering commitment to sustainable solutions.
Vice President of ITM (SLS) Baroda University, Shri Ravindra Singh Rathore has provided a total seed money of 13,58,000/- for the green revolution of ITM (SLS) Baroda University.
From concept to connection, ITM (SLS) Baroda University campus is sparking a revolution in electric mobility, creating roads where innovation drives a greener future.
