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Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group<br />

GLOSSARY<br />

EV: electric vehicle, general definition of a vehicle powered by an electric motor<br />

BEV: battery electric vehicle: electric vehicle with power storage batteries on board<br />

HEV: hybrid electric vehicle: vehicle with an electric motor and a non-electric motor (generally<br />

fossil-fuel powered) that can serve as generator of electric power (serial HEV) but also to<br />

provide traction directly (parallel HEV)<br />

PHEV: plug-in Hybrid electric vehicle; hybrid vehicle with capacity to recharge its batteries<br />

through the distribution network, and eventually to release energy to the network<br />

Hydrogen-Fuel cell (HFC): a device that uses the energy from the oxidation of hydrogen gas to<br />

produce electricity. The combustion exhaust gas is water vapor.<br />

Automated vehicle: a vehicle fitted with automation devices that assist the driver in maneuvers<br />

such as speed control, braking, steering, obstacle avoidance. Fits SAE categories II and<br />

higher<br />

Autonomous vehicle (AV): a vehicle that can travel without being guided by a human driver,<br />

but may retain a driver's seat and controls. Fits SAE categories IV and higher<br />

Driverless vehicle: a vehicle without a human driver. Also driver’s seat and controls are missing.<br />

Fits SAE category V<br />

Car sharing: a vehicle whose use is shared in time among many users, who typically pay a<br />

participation fee plus a usage fee. The access to the vehicle is exclusive and the users pay<br />

for the time they have access.<br />

Ride sharing / car pooling: various users share a vehicle at the same time along the same route.<br />

Users typically register to the service for free and pay the owner for the use of a vehicle<br />

which is generally private.<br />

Active (or soft) mobility: mobility that requires the use of one’s muscles and can provide<br />

significant health benefits. Typically it includes walking, cycling and e-cycling. May include<br />

other means such as skateboards, stand-on scooters and skates<br />

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