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Green Energy and Intelligent Transportation 2 (2023) 100121

Contents lists available at ScienceDirect

Green Energy and Intelligent Transportation


journal homepage: www.journals.elsevier.com/green-energy-and-intelligent-transportation

Review article

Fuel cell-based hybrid electric vehicles: An integrated review of current


status, key challenges, recommended policies, and future prospects
Mohammad Waseem a, *, Mohammad Amir b, G. Sree Lakshmi c, S. Harivardhagini d,
Mumtaz Ahmad a
a
University Polytechnic, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Jamia Millia Islamia (A Central University), Jamia Nagar, New Delhi 110025, India
b
Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Jamia Millia Islamia (A Central University), Jamia Nagar, New Delhi 110025, India
c
Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, CVR College of Engg., Hyderabad, India
d
Department of Electronics-Instrumentation Engineering, CVR College of Engg., Hyderabad, India

H I G H L I G H T S G R A P H I C A L A B S T R A C T

 To advance the electrification of the


transportation system, fuel-cell based
hybrid electric vehicles are being
presented.
 An overview of the fuel cell is provided
for FCHEVs, along with comparisons of
its electrochemistry.
 A comparative analysis of power trans-
formation topologies, and charging
techniques for FCHEVs is demonstrated.
 Key challenges, recommended policies,
and future prospects of FCHEVs are
outlined.

A R T I C L E I N F O A B S T R A C T

Keywords: Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), whose exhaust pipes emit nothing, are
Fuel-cell electric mobility examples of zero-emission automobiles. FCEVs should be considered an additional technology that will help
Power conversion topology battery-powered vehicles to reach the aspirational goal of zero-emissions electric mobility, particularly in situ-
Energy storage systems
ations where the customers demand for longer driving ranges and where using batteries would be insufficient due
Internet of vehicles (IoVs)
Artificial intelligence
to bulky battery trays and time-consuming recharging. This study stipulates a current evaluation of the status of
Cloud computing development and challenges related to (i) research gap to promote fuel-cell based HEVs; (ii) key barriers of fuel-
Wireless power transfer cell based HEVs; (iii) advancement of electric mobility and their power drive; (iv) electrochemistry of fuel cell
technology for FCEVs; (v) power transformation topologies, communication protocols, and advanced charging
methods; (vi) recommendations and future prospects of fuel-cell HEVs; and (vii) current research trends of EVs,
and FCEVs. This article discusses key challenges with fuel cell electric mobility, such as low fuel cell performance,
cold starts, problems with hydrogen storage, cost-reduction, safety concerns, and traction systems. The operating
characteristics and applications of several fuel-cell technologies are investigated for FCEVs and FCHEVs. An
overview of the fuel cell is provided, which serves as the primary source of energy for FCHEVs, along with
comparisons and its electrochemistry. The study of power transformation topologies, communication protocols,

* Corresponding author.
E-mail address: [email protected] (M. Waseem).

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.geits.2023.100121
Received 2 June 2023; Received in revised form 31 July 2023; Accepted 9 August 2023
Available online 20 August 2023
2773-1537/© 2023 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Ltd on behalf of Beijing Institute of Technology Press Co., Ltd. This is an open access article under the CC BY
license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).
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and enhanced charging techniques for FCHEVs has been studied analytically. Recent technology advancements
and the prospects for FCHEVs are discussed in order to influence the future vehicle market and to attain the aim of
zero emissions.

Nomenclatures: ICE Internal combustion engine


GHG Greenhouse gas
Symbols EM Electric motor
kg Kilograms IC Internal Combustion
kW Kilo watt DC Direct-current
km Kilometre AC Alternate current
Wh Watt-hour FCV Fuel-cell Vehicles

C Degree centigrade PEMFC Polymer electrolyte membrane fuel-cell
V Volt PES Primary energy source
L Litre RPSA Rechargeable power storing arrangement
% Percentage HFCs Hydrogen based fuel cell
FCEB Fuel cell electric buses
Acronyms DOE Department of energy
EVs EU Electric vehicles European Union CL Catalyst layer
BEVs Battery Electric Vehicles SAE Society of automobile engineers
HEVs Hybrid Electric Vehicles HRS Hydrogen refilling station
PHEVs Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles BPT Wireless power transfer
FCEVs Fuel-cell Electric Vehicles CAN Controller area network
FCHEVS Fuel-cell Hybrid Electric Vehicles AI Artificial intelligence
EES Energy storage system WC Wireless connectivity
BAT Battery IoT Internet of Things
SC Supercapacitor DTs Digital twins
UC Ultracapacitor
FC Fuel cell

1. Introduction humanity's active response and shared aim is to become carbon


neutral [28]. To reach carbon neutrality, the fundamental strategy is
In spite of international attempts to lower emissions of greenhouse carbon replacement. The key sources of new energy today that are
gases (GHGs) in a number of industries, the transport industry's emissions assisting the power sector in achieving low carbon emissions include
have risen recently despite no fault of its own [1,2]. Compared to barely solar energy, wind energy, hydropower, nuclear energy, and
16 percent in 1990, road traffic now contributes 26% of the European hydrogen energy [29]. In order to significantly minimise carbon
union (EU)'s total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions [3]. Despite a 23% emissions in the industrial and transportation sectors, “green
drop in overall emissions, the emissions from road traffic have increased hydrogen” is the backup form of new energy [30]. China's CO2
by 24%. As a response, a number of nations unveiled plans for universally emissions will reach their peak level at 110  108 t in 2030. To
promoting the sale of personal cars with zero-emissions [4]. To hasten establish a new “three small and one large” energy structure in China
the transition to emission-free vehicles, the EU suggested a complete ban and advance the achievement of China's energy independence goal,
on new gasoline vehicles beginning in 2035 [5,6]. seven implementation recommendations have been made to achieve
Internal combustion engines (ICE) are by far the extremely prevalent carbon neutrality in that country by 2060 [31,32].
form of transportation and a major contributor to environmental issues There are four different types of EVs that are sold around the world:
[7–10]. Environmental deterioration, poor air quality, and the fast completely electric cars, fuel cell cars, hybrid electric cars, and plug-in
exhaustion of fossil fuels have drawn attention worldwide to more hybrid cars [33–36]. Typically, zero-emission vehicles are electric cars
environmentally friendly transportation vehicle technology [11–17]. In with no tailpipe emissions, like BEVs and FCEVs [37,38]. The BEVs
an effort to stop the growing decline of the environment, many aca- technologies can be complemented by FCEVs, particularly in applications
demics and inventors throughout the world are interested in the design of that call for extended ranges and a powerful input, where the use of
electric vehicles (EVs) [18–21]. To reduce CO2 and other GHG emissions, batteries would not be able to meet consumer mandates because of
governments in the majority of developed nations are promoting the massive battery trays and prolonged or periodic recharging requirements
usage of EVs [22,23]. The shift away from automobiles that use fossil [39,40]. Instead of being seen as a rival to battery-powered vehicles,
fuels yet has certain hurdles to overcome, for example, the price of EVs, FCEVs should be viewed as an additional technology that will help
particularly ones with a longer range, which is rather high, and missing battery-powered vehicles reach the lofty goal of zero-emissions electric
charging infrastructure, which causes range issues [24]. In spite of these mobility [41,42].
restrictions, investigators and automakers worldwide have developed a The FCEVs use a traction system that is run by electrical energy
number of EV technologies, even though there is still potential for engendered by a fuel cell and a battery working together while fuel cell
advancement [25–27]. hybrid electric vehicles (FCHEVs), combine a fuel cell with a battery or
The ecology has been severely harmed by human industrialised ultracapacitor storage technology as their energy source [43]. Instead of
actions, the greenhouse impact of atmospheric CO2 has gotten worse, relying on a battery to provide energy, the fuel cell (FC) produces
and the alive environment is under attack and experiencing diffi- electricity using hydrogen. In order to provide greater power when
culties [28]. In response to the climate change catastrophe, accelerating, FCEVs are also built to recover braking power. Since

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hydrogen serves as the FCEV's primary fuel, the magnitude of the The differences between several types of advanced EVs, such as BEVs,
hydrogen fuel tank involved determines how much energy can be hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), plug-in HEVs, and FCEVs, are described,
delivered to its system [44–46]. This means that the size of the battery along with the power drive configuration for each. The fuel cell, which
has no bearing on the amount of energy that is available. By the end of serves as the primary source of energy for FCHEVs, is then introduced
2020, about 35,000 FCEVs were in operation globally in the conveyance along with comparisons and electrochemistry. Power transformation
zone, representing a rapid expansion of this technology. Fig. 1 depicts topologies, including multiple-stage, single-stage, communications pro-
how FCEVs are distributed among industrialized nations as of the year tocols, and modern wireless charging technologies, are contrasted, and
2020 and demonstrates that South Korea is leading the way in FCEVs described in order to emphasise the advantages and disadvantages of
distribution, tracked by China, the USA, Japan, and Europe [47,48]. FCHEVs electric mobility. Recent technology advancements and the
The establishment of a national hydrogen refuelling station disposition prospects for FCHEVs are discussed in order to influence the future
strategy for South Korea for the years 2022–2040 is the subject of Kim vehicle market and attain the aim of zero emissions. According to WoS
et al., research [49]. Rose concentrates on the creation of a prospective statistics, the most recent research trends for EVs and FCEVs are
heavy-duty HRS Setup for Germany in 2050 [50,51]. presented.
For the purpose of controlling FC hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs),
various control strategies, including proportional-integral-derivative 1.1. Research gap
(PID) controllers, rule-based fuzzy logic controls, model predictive con-
trols, or predictive control strategies, and equivalent consumption Internal combustion engines (ICE) are the most widely utilized, effi-
minimization controls (ECMS), have been implemented [52]. To ensure cient, and dependable technology in the transportation sector, but they
that a variety of energy sources run effectively, steadily, and dependably, also have negative environmental repercussions, such as air, water, and
analysis of the FCHEV's energy management strategies (EMSs), including land pollution. Hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), which combine an in-
rule-based, optimization-based, and advanced learning-based EMSs, is ternal combustion engine (ICE) with an electric motor, emit fewer pol-
used [53,54]. For FC hybrid electric vehicles, a hybrid energy storage lutants than a regular vehicle but have a more complicated and
system with a combined architecture and power management technique voluminous system. By combining vehicle-to-grid (V2G) and vehicle-to-
is given [55,56]. vehicle (V2V) charging infrastructure [59], plug-in HEVs extend their
This article's prime objective is to invigorate: (i) research gap to range while incurring higher investment costs and negative grid conse-
promote fuel-cell-based HEVs; (ii) key barriers to fuel-cell-based HEVs; quences. The current transportation system has a strong demand for
(iii) advancement of electric mobility and their power drive, (iv) elec- battery electric vehicle (BEV) technology, but there are significant ob-
trochemistry of fuel cell technology for FCHEVs; (v) power trans- stacles to this technology's further adoption. These include low specific
formation topologies [57,58], communication protocols, and advanced energy density, overheating, chemical emissions, mechanical crashes,
charging methods; (vi) recommendations and future prospects of fuel-cell short-circuiting, and poor battery management systems related to bat-
HEVs; and (vii) current research trends of EVs, and FCEVs. This article teries. Future technology that will support pure electric mobility and zero
discusses the most recent problems with fuel cell electric mobility, such exhaust emissions is fuel-cell-based hybrid electric vehicle technology.
as low fuel cell performance, cold starts, problems with hydrogen stor- The current research gap to promote fuel cell electric mobility is depicted
age, cost-reduction, safety concerns, and traction systems for FCHEVs. in Table 1.

Fig. 1. Worldwide distribution of FCEVs.

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Table 1
Research gap for fuel-cell-based vehicle technology.
Reference Vehicular technology Merits Research gap

[60–62] ICE vehicles  Commercialized and mostly used vehicle technology.  Harmful emissions
 Convenient, efficient, and reliable  Ecological unfriendly
[63] Partial or mild hybrid vehicles  Lower emission rate than ICE vehicles  Need additional electric motor (EM).
 Adaptable and impactful  Havier than ICE
[64–68] Fully hybrid vehicles  Excellent fuel effectiveness  Cost is not justified.
 Enhanced driving range than Mild HEVs  Dependent on gasoline
[69–74] Plug-in hybrid vehicles  Longer driving range  Higher initial cost
 V2G and grid-to-vehicle (G2V) facility  Depends on crude oil
 Smooth, noise-free performance  Severe effect on grid
[75–80] Pure electric vehicles  Zero-emission  Thermal issues of battery
 Efficient and independent on crude oil  Safety issues of battery management
 Sufficient charging requirement
[81–85] Fuel cell based electric vehicles  Promote to zero-emissions.  Lack of hydrogen refilling stations
 Independent from electric supply  High cost of fuel
 Fuel production is feasible  Limited durability
 Independent on crude oils
 Long driving range

The organization of this paper is illustrated as follows. Section 2 2.2. Cold start
outlines an overview of some significant obstacles to fuel-cell-based
HEVs. The development of electric mobility, including BEVs, plug-in The cold-start potential is an additional important concern with re-
and FCEVs as well as hybrid and electric vehicles (HEVs), is covered in gard to vehicle fuel cells. That is to say, FCHEVs must be capable of
detail in Section 3. Section 4 provides an overview of fuel cells, which starting in subfreezing temperatures [93–95]. Water will chill in the
serve as the primary source of energy for FCHEVs, along with compari- probes of an FC when the temperature falls down 0  C, forming ice that
sons and its electrochemistry. The study of power transformation topol- will fill the aperture hole. However, self-startup short of help is more
ogies, communication protocols, and enhanced charging techniques for practical, dependable, and urging. Even though it is theoretically feasible
FCHEVs is covered in Section 5. Section 6 provides recommendations and to use a hybridization technology to heat FC beyond 0  C in order to
future prospects for fuel-cell HEVs technology. Sections 7 and 8 sepa- enable water to be evacuated. The scales of freeze build-up and heat
rately describe current research trends for EVs and FCEVs, a research growth in probes are two challenging procedures that govern cold-start
overview, and an overall assessment of the study. capabilities [96,97]. Ice build-up and obstruction become unimportant
once FC hotness rises above 0  C because capillary prosecution can
2. Key challenges of fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) and fuel eradicate wet produced in the probes [97,98]. Therefore, cold-start
cell based HEVs qualifications can be enhanced by choosing the right FC proposal and
characteristics such as permeability and warmness capacity. According to
Even though FCEVs appear to be the best option for those powered by claims, the Toyota Mirai, and Hyundai NEXO FCEVs can start up at or
fossil fuels, there is still potential for improvement. Its short power re- below 30  C [99].
action and supremacy intensity are the two main flaws that hinder FCEVs
from becoming more widely used [86,87]. The absence of hydrogen fuel 2.3. Concerns over hydrogen storage systems
stations is the main impediment to FCEV adoption. According to a
Department of Energy research, high fuel costs are another disadvantage Along with onboard storing hydrogen and supplying hydrogen, car
of FCEVs [88–90]. Major safety considerations for FCEVs include con- protection, rivalry with supplementary tools like EVs or HEVs, and
taining and preventing the flow of dangerous hydrogen from the fuel community awareness, FCHEVs also face significant obstacles [86,100].
tank. Making FCHEVs a viable and admired contender with regular ve- Given that hydrogen is a highly susceptible gas and that retaining it
hicles for clients will need overcoming a number of obstacles, including onboard poses a risk, it is important to secure the hydrogen storing and to
technological, financial, and others. Different barriers to the adoption of guarantee vehicle safety [101–103]. Last but not least, it is foremost to
FCHEVs are discussed in the following subsections. raise public knowledge in order to win the backing and approval of
FCHEVs. Concerns issue of hydrogen storage can be enhanced by utiliz-
ing a storage tank made of non-porous composite material [104].
2.1. Low performance of fuel cell

Proton exchange membrane fuel cells are the best fuel cells for 2.4. Cost-reduction
FCHEVs. Although Proton exchange membrane FC (PEMFC)'s energy
density and precise supremacy objectives have been met, more ad- The expense of fuel cells is a significant hurdle to their exhaustion in
vancements are still needed to fully address the rudimentary profitable automobiles. Currently, the cost of production for a product volume of
system wrapping criteria. However, up until 2010, just 0.65 kW per kg 500 thousand per year is roughly $45 /kW [105]. The Department of
has been achieved, well below the predicted definite power of 1 kW per Energy's (DOE) ultimate goal is $30 /kW, which will allow ICEs to
kg for self-propelled products [91,92]. Platinum, a pricey and scarce compete. The $30/kW aim will result in the Toyota Mirai's 114 kW fuel
element, is the catalytic agent utilized in PEMFC. This explains why fuel cell stack costing just about $3,400 (last accessed 12/21/2020), which is
cells are expensive. Other elements that must be guaranteed are execu- less than half of the car's $58,500 sticker price (prior to 2020). The aim
tion and robustness. So, in order to use the assembly for trade purposes, for fuel-cell electric buses (FCEBs) is $600,000 per bus, which is a sig-
its capacity, size, and price must be decreased. Expense, execution, nificant decrease from the $1.8 to $2.5 M range that FCEBs operating in
strength, and dependability will be future issues for FC systems. California now range in price from as of 2016 onward [106].

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At a scale of production of 500,000 fuel cells annually, catalyst layers or in combination [124]. These storage devices are expensive, and their
(CLs) make up a significant amount of the charge of a fuel cell, ac- recycling policies have not yet been implemented. Future research must
counting for more than 40% of that cost (as shown in Fig. 2), mostly as a focus on the possibility of various storage systems, such as flywheel power
result of platinum serving as an electrocatalyst [107]. Prior to 2020, the storing. The ESS has several technological difficulties, including greater
Toyota Mirai's anode catalyst layer (CL) and cathode Pt loadings were original and replacement costs, enormous magnitude, poor execution, and
0.05 mg/cm2 and 0.315 mg/cm2, respectively [108,109]. By 2025, the strength [125]. Additionally, developing profitable fabrication facilities
US DOE has established a point of 0.1 mg/cm2 Pt inserting. The DOE is and lifespan investigating of ESS in the field are upcoming hurdles [126].
looking for durability exceeding 25,000 h and Pt burdening fewer than
0.2 mg/cm2 for heavy-duty vehicles like trucks [110,111]. 2.7. Traction system

2.5. Safety concerns Analogous to EVs, HEVs, and PHEVs, these vehicles face issues
regarding traction motor and their control machinery, ways to do away
Corporations in charge of supervising the global transport system set with spot sensors, and inverter current sensors, among other things [127,
safety requirements [112,113]. United States-defined society of automo- 128]. It is still a work in progress to create machines without sensors and
bile engineers (SAE) is the extensively used automobile standard. All of to reduce or do away with the inverter's current sensors. The advance-
these specifications outline the rules for FCV system strategy and exam- ment of perpetual magnets with high temperatures and low costs will
ining, security considerations, automobile performance-proficiency, boost the reliability, speed spectrum, and application of constant elec-
secretion, endurance, automobile lingo, and fuel practices [114–116]. tromagnet drives [129,130]. The development of more compact, wide
With the use of security measures, FCHEVs can operate at demand rates operating range, lighter motors with greater torque and longer lifetimes
while also living longer and performing better. For optimal operation, will thus be a challenge in the future [131,132].
each FCHEV needs to be protected and maintained. The effective services
and secure functions of ESSs are established by modern FCHEVs using 3. Advancement of electric vehicles technology
power microelectronics edges [117–123].
A variety of subsystems are used to build an electric vehicle (EV), and
2.6. Optimum energy storage system they all interact with one another to make EVs function. To run these
subsystems, various technologies are used. In addition to using an in-
The energy storing usage occupies a significant amount of FCHEV's ternal combustion engine (ICE), EVs can also operate entirely on electric
energy supply. An FCHEV's performance is influenced by the storing sys- power [133,134]. The different EV categories are shown in Fig. 2. The
tem's recital, which is dependent on both the storing mode and system most basic type of EV exclusively draws power from batteries, but there
architecture [85]. As a rule, EVs, HEVs, and FCHEVs have storage systems are many models that can use various types of power sources. The term
with varying capacities. In contrast to HEVs, which require a considerably “HEVs” refers to vehicles that employ dual or complementary alternative
smaller storing structure (between 26.3 Wh/kg and 77 Wh/kg), EVs require energy, storing devices, or apostles, provided that one or more of them
a larger storing system (between 34.5 Wh/kg and 140 Wh/kg). Conversely, produces electricity [135,136]. HEVs are cars equipped with an electric
EV batteries have a shorter energy capacity (between 40 Wh/kg and 255 motor and a combustion engine; ultracapacitor based electric vehicles
W/kg) compared to HEV batteries (between 77 Wh/kg and 745 W/kg) (UCEVs) are cars with batteries and capacitors; and FCEVs are cars with
[124]. In order to address the problem of cold starts and transitory su- batteries and fuel cells [135,137,138]. EVs can be divided into the
premacy consumption, ESS of FCHEV must have both extreme supremacy following categories, which are shown in Fig. 3, in accordance with this
and extreme power intensity. Now, ESS uses either batteries and UC alone accepted norm as shown in Table 2.

Fig. 2. Analysis of element budgets for a fuel cell stack created at 500,000 units annually.

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Fig. 3. Different categories of EVs.

Table 2
Different adopted standards for EVs, HEVs, and Fuel-cell based vehicles across globe.
Standards Implemented country Type of vehicles

SAE-J1715, SAE-J2344, SAE-J2758 North America Terms and power directions for EV and HEV [140]
SAC-GB/T 19751-2005, SAC-GB/T 18384.2–2015 China Electrically pushed motorway automobiles, and their protection terms of HEVs
[140,141]
AISC-049, AIS-102 (Part 1) India CMVR type authorisation of EVs and HEVs
ISO 15118 Series International V2G communication interface, including Parts 1, 2, and 3 [140,142]
NMX-J-677, ANCE-2013/C22.2 No.280–13/UL 2594 Canada, USA, Mexico Electric vehicle supply apparatus [140]
IEC 61982 International Secondary batteries (except lithium) for the propulsion of electric road vehicles-
Performance & endurance tests [140]
GB/T 23645–2009, GB/T 23645–2010, GB/T 23645-2011 Japan System design/testing of fuel cell automobiles [143]
ISO 23828:2013 International Fuel Cell Road Vehicle- Energy Consumption Measurement Part 1: Vehicles fueled
with compressed hydrogen [143]
HGV3.1, SAE-J2579, NFPA 52 America Fuel System Parts for Hydrogen Gas-Driven Vehicles and their Code [143]

Depending on the primary mover, energy storage systems, and fuel them the chance to run the vehicle either separately or together. This
delivery, hybrid electric vehicles and pure electric vehicles are the two architecture can enhance fuel efficiency by 40% while maintaining per-
main categories of EVs. Vehicles that are mild, full, or plug-in hybrids formance. These hybrid cars benefit from having a supplementary energy
combine ICE with EM technologies. In order to achieve the zero- storage system which is employable to address the problem of gasoline
emissions goals, advanced full-HEVs are created by integrating IoTs, running out while it is in motion [43]. Based on the energy sources,
artificial intelligence, wireless charging [139], and cloud computing. Due full-HEVs come in three different varieties: series, parallel, and dual
to their independence from ICE technology, pure electric vehicles hybrid. IC engines, supercapacitors, and electrochemical power-storing
encourage zero emissions at the exhaust pipe. Fuel-cell technology is a devices as fuel cells are used to power some hybrid electric car models
cutting-edge method for overcoming the drawbacks of battery electric [144].
vehicles' limited driving range and enabling grid independence. Fuel-cell
cars are becoming more adaptable as future vehicles for achieving sus- (a) Series Full-HEVs: The ICEs and EM work together within a
tainability goals because of the integration of hybrid energy storage sequence hybrid electric vehicle's drivetrain to provide the ve-
systems and smart vehicular technologies. hicle's propulsion. Internal combustion engines provide me-
chanical energy; however, this mechanical power is afterwards
3.1. Hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) converted to electricity for use in the drivetrain. The alternative
current (AC) is switched to direct current (DC), with the aid of an
Combining compound modes of technology results in a hybrid elec- AC-DC rectifier, primarily for indicting the batteries [145]. Fig. 4
tric vehicle, therefore the power train needs to be propelled by two or shows a series of hybrid electric vehicle drivetrain configura-
more energy units. HEVs combine two different fuel types—internal tions. Dark black connections between mechanical parts are used
combustion engine (ICE) and electric motor (EM)—into one unit to to represent mechanical power flow, light grey lines are used to
operate the car in an environmentally friendly method. Two categories of represent electrical connections between electrical parts, and a
HEVs are possible: full-HEVs and plug-in HEVs. green arrow is used to symbolise energy flow in the configura-
tion. ICE and EM are separated from each other by a battery,
3.1.1. Full-HEVs based on alternative drivetrain elements. The technology is set
Most automakers have embraced the development of full-HEVs in up so that when the battery's charge level dips, ICE recharges the
order to satisfy the desire for greater fuel efficiency. This kind of HEV can battery. The ICE shuts down and puts an end to battery charging
utilize divergent electricity lines regarding the and the EM, granting once it reaches its maximum charging capability. Examples of

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Fig. 4. Full-hybrid electric vehicle series architecture.

series full-HEVs include the Chevrolet Volt. In comparison to (d) Advanced Full-HEVs: The main drawbacks of dual complete HEVs
other vehicle drivetrains, the series hybrid electric car performs are their large size, increased cost, reduced driving range, and un-
less efficiently [145]. derpowered power plants. Full-HEVs can be upgraded to become
(b) Parallel Full-HEVs: A mechanical coupler connects the inde- advanced full-HEVs by integrating a hybrid energy storage system
pendent ICE and EM propulsion systems used in parallel full-HEV. and artificial intelligence to address the difficulties mentioned
Fig. 5 depicts a parallel hybrid electric vehicle with an EM and ICE above. Hybrid energy storage system (ESS) enhances driving effi-
working together to produce traction power [146]. These drive- ciency and reduces tail-point emissions from full-HEVs. The power
trains use an internal combustion engine as their main source of performance, dependability, and charging infrastructure of HEVs
power, with a motor acting as a fallback. The foremost pro of this are all improved with more integration of smart technologies.
drive train is that it just expects insignificant battery backing, Advanced full-HEVs can be developed by combining internet of
which lowers the cost of maintaining the vehicle. The vehicle things (IoTs), artificial intelligence (AI), wireless charging, and
architecture increases fuel efficiency by up to 43.4 per cent. cloud computing to accomplish zero-emissions targets.
Because of its superior efficiency and lesser EM and battery, par-
allel full-HEV is favoured to string full-HEV. 3.1.2. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs)
(c) Dual Full-HEVs: Because the series and parallel drivelines are The energy storage system (ESS) utilized in the car can be charged
combined, the twin hybrid electric vehicle also goes by the outside with plug-in HEVs, which is another sort of HEV. When the
designation “series-parallel EV” [147]. A gear assembly unit is battery runs gone, the vehicle switches to fuel for longer trips [150].
used to connect the first component, a combustion-based engine, Fig. 7 depicts the plug-in hybrid electric vehicle's drivetrain. The primary
to a generator. The subsequent item is an electrifying device driving power of the PHEV is electric propulsion, necessitating a larger
made up of a motor, a battery, and a generator as shown in Fig. 6 battery size than required by HEVs. During a battery's low-charge con-
[148]. This power train is referred to as a “power-split trans- dition, PHEVs call on ICE to offer an advance or to control the battery
mission” in certain academic writing because it can deliver pack. They operate in electric mode when they first start. It is possible for
variable speeds while maintaining the engine's ideal operating PHEV batteries to receive direct grid power or power via regenerative
speed. These models can be used in parallel and series ap- braking. In regions where electricity is generated utilizing comparatively
proaches [149]. These systems are quite expensive and sophis- low-polluting energy sources, PHEVs and all-electric automobiles typi-
ticated, nevertheless, they are frequently chosen over other cally have lower contaminants coming from the exhaust pipe to the
kinds of buildings. wheel than traditional vehicles running on gasoline or diesel [151]. In

Fig. 5. Full-hybrid electric vehicle parallel architecture.

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Fig. 6. Full-hybrid electric vehicle dual architecture.

Fig. 7. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle architecture.

spots where coal is the main energy source, EVs might not have a sub- capacity, BEVs have a range of 100–400 km. A few popular BEVs now are
stantial impact on reducing well-to-wheel pollution. the Nissan Leaf, Tesla, and a few Chinese automobiles. Hybrid electric
vehicles were suggested by numerous research organizations to extend
3.2. Pure electric vehicles the distance travelled [160–162].

Pure electric cars are those whose only source of propulsion is elec- 3.2.2. Fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEVs)
tricity. The literature has examined six different types of power trans- FCEVs also go by the name fuel cell vehicles (FCVs). These cars'
mission topologies for pure electric vehicles [152]. Pure electric vehicles fundamental component, fuel cells, which employ organic reactions to
are categorized into three classes depending on the choice of energy yield electrical energy, is how they received their name [163]. They are
source: BEVs, FCEVs, and FCHEVs. While the powertrains of BEVs and frequently referred to as “hydrogen fuel cell vehicles” because hydrogen
FCEVs are comparable, the powerplant of FCHEVs is the outcome of the is the preferred fuel for FCVs to perform this response. Wheels are driven
hybridization of batteries and fuel cells. by an electric motor, which is by electrical energy emitted by the fuel cell.
Fig. 9 shows the configuration of the FCEV drivetrain. Polymer electro-
3.2.1. Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) lyte membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) is suited for use in vehicles because
BEVs are known as “purely electric vehicles” because their powertrain they exhibit great power intensity, lower working hotness (60–80  C),
only uses rechargeable batteries. Compared to traditional energy con- and less erosion when associated with different forms of FCs [164–167].
version methods, these batteries are more environmentally benign. The only consequence of the power generation process produced by FCVs
Recent years have seen a considerable increase in concerns over battery is water, which is expelled from the vehicle through the tailpipes. FCEVs
manufacture and how they degrade over time [153]. These batteries can are regarded as good candidates for slow-speed cars due to the generation
be charged using grid electricity or any other source of power via a of steady power. These vehicles now have updated powertrains that
charging port [154–157]. In contrast to conventional internal combus- allow them to be employed in high-speed applications.
tion engines, battery electric vehicles require a little more time to charge.
Fig. 8 depicts a battery-electric car's drivetrain. With almost negligible 3.2.3. Fuel-cell hybrid electric vehicles (FCHEVs)
losses, these powertrains facilitate the conversion of electrical to me- A brand-new vehicle design known as FCHEVs is produced by
chanical energy [158,159]. Depending on the powertrain's battery changing the FCEVs' powerplant. To support the fuel cell, this form of

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Fig. 8. Battery electric vehicle architecture.

vehicle architecture implements additional supplementary ESS as 4. Energy storage systems for fuel cell-based hybrid electric
shown in Fig. 10. Because they could be charged and released in vehicles (FCHEVs)
accordance with the power necessity and stream, batteries or ultra-
capacitors can be employed as ESS [168]. To guarantee the vehicle The FCEVs' supporting structure is their energy storage system. The most
operates effectively and smoothly when the fuel cell serves as the important factors to consider while choosing the best storage media for
primary power resource and the ESS is made up of a battery or an FCEVs and FCHEVs are specific energy, energy density, working tempera-
ultracapacitor, several challenges must be addressed. Such vehicles ture, life expectancy, and cost. Fig. 11 depicts the three main categories that
have the advantage of being able to generate their own power are currently being used to store the chemical energy for FCEVs and FCHEVs:
without emitting any carbon, which allows them to minimize their fuel cells, batteries, and super- or ultracapacitors. Among these sources, fuel
carbon footprint more than any other EV [169]. The time it takes to cells are mainstream to power FCEVs in the current era. One of these sources,
refuel one of these vehicles is comparable to that of refuelling a known as the prime energy source (PES) [175], has a large energy supply
normal vehicle at a gas station, which is maybe their greatest sig- capacity. The rechargeable power storing arrangement (RPSA), contrasted
nificant advantage at the moment. It increases the likelihood that with, has a high-power capacity and reversibility capability [176,177].
these vehicles will be adopted in the future. At present, transporting While RPSA is used for transitory power streams and reformative slowing, a
spans, energy, and tank space for FCEVs and FCHEVs are listed in prime source is utilized to maintain a continuous power stream. The RPSA
Table 3. plays a prominent responsibility when it comes to the cold start of PES and
The technology of fuel-cell vehicles is regarded as superior to that of unexpected high-energy insist as in the instance speed up the automobile.
BEVs already in use. The most pressing issues with current BEVs are According to published research, batteries and fuel cells have lower power
mechanical accidents, thermal shocks, electrical short-circuiting, over- densities but higher energy densities [44,143]. Therefore, fuel cells and
heating, and chemical emissions from batteries. Due to their extended batteries are suitable as PES. Meanwhile, distinct types of capacitors and
working hours, reduced environmental impact [174], and wider opera- flywheels have a low energy density, both a high-power concentration and a
tional temperature range, fuel-cell vehicles perform better than rapid dismiss rate, indicating that they can generate large amounts of power,
battery-powered electric vehicles. Even FCVs have a high energy density, yet it only lasts for a short time. Due to their qualities, they can be utilised as
a driving range that is comparable to ICEs, zero emissions from the tank RPSA. Below, in the subsections, are descriptions of the energy sources and
to the wheel, and quick refuelling times. storage mechanisms utilised in FCEVs and FCHEVs.

Fig. 9. Configuration of fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) drivetrain.

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Fig. 10. Configuration of fuel cell hybrid electric vehicle (FCHEV) drivetrain.

Table 3
The benefit of FC is that it can produce energy if the active ingredients
Tank size and the driving range of different models of FCEVs and FCHEVs are fed to it. The fuel economy of FCs ranges from 40% to 85% [199,200].
[170–173]. The extent of hydrogen aboard is significantly lightweight than the BEVs'
battery box and provides more specific energy, roughly 120 MJ/kg
Car model (year) Type Tank size (kg) Electric Range
motor (kW) (km) versus 44 MJ/kg for petroleum [40,201]. A comparative assessment of
various energy storage systems for FCEVs are demonstrated in Table 4. As
Citro€en €
e-Jumpy (2022) FCEV 4.4 100 400
Opel Vivero-e (2022) FCEV 4.4 100 400
per assessment fuel cell has superior performance in terms of power
PEUGEOT e-Expert (2022) FCEV 4.4 100 400 density, energy concentration, phase of life and operating temperature.
Toyota MIRAI II (2020) FCEV 5.6 138 650 To save costs and increase efficiency, several industrialised nations
Hyundai NEXO (2022) FCEV 6.33 120 756 worldwide have been sponsoring fuel cell research and development for
Mercedes-Benz GLC FCHEV 4.4 155 478
the past 50 years [182]. The classifications and uses of fuel cells are
F-CELL (2022)
Honda Clarity (2016) FCEV 5.0 130 589 discussed in the section that follows.
Hyundai ix35 (2013) FCEV 5.64 100 594
Toyota MIRAI (2015) FCEV 5.6 138 650
Toyota FCHV FCHEV 7.0 160 400–500 4.2. Classification and usage of fuel cells

Fluid or verbose fuel serves as the anode in fuel cells (FCs), while
4.1. Fuel-cell oxygen, air, and chlorine serve as the oxidants on the cathode squad.
Particularly well-liked and accessible on the marketplace are hydrogen
A fuel cell is a chemical energy storage apparatus that uses the organic fuel cells (HFCs) based on hydrogen. To generate electricity, HFCs
energy of the fuel to generate current. In a fuel cell, hydrogen and oxygen combine hydrogen and oxygen. The use of energy and water could make
are mixed to create electricity, heat, and water [178–181]. For this grouping regenerative and changeable [199]. Direct system FCs and
small-scale applications, they are advantageous substitutes for traditional indirect system FCs are two subcategories of HFCs based on fueling
techniques of electricity generation. Fuels made of hydrogen and hy- [180]. Fuels such as hydrogen and methanol react directly in fuel cells
drocarbons have been created for FCEVs applications because they have a (FCs) with a direct system, while in FCs with an indirect system, such as
substantial amount of chemical energy compared to traditional battery fossil fuels and natural gas, the fuel must first be transformed into
materials [182–185]. The manner they provide energy sources is the reforming-rich hydrogen gas before being delivered to the cell for the
primary distinction between an FC and a battery. To create energy in an reaction [202]. Depending on the fuel and oxidant mixtures, the kind of
FC, the fuel and oxidizing agent are provided from outside, and these electrolyte, and the working temperature, FCs are divided into six types
components are built within the battery [180]. appeared in Table 5 [203].

Fig. 11. Different energy storage systems for FCEVs and FCHEVs.

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Table 4
The assessment of several energy storage modules.
Operating parameters Battery Ultracapacitor Flywheel Fuel cell Reference
1 3 3
Density of power (W⋅kg ) 50–2,000 1,000–18,000 210 –310 1,000–2,500 [186,187]
Density of energy (Wh⋅kg1) 50–300 2–15 10–130 10103–15103 [188,189]
Life cycle 200–4,500 5103~10103 20103–25103 4103–13103 [190]
Cost 50–500 300–2,000 1,000–5,000 100–200 [191,192]
($⋅kWh1)
Efficiency of cycle (%) 70–90 >90 85–95 40–70 [193,194]
Working temp. 20–60 40–70 40–40 25–1,000 [195–198]
( C)

Table 5
Different fuel cell technologies and operating characteristics [152,199,204–206].
FC class Fuel used Working temp. ( C) Cell potential (V) Electric efficiency Power limit (kW) Tenders

Alkaline FC H2 90–100 1.0 65 10–100 Space, army


Phosphoric acid FC H2 150–200 1.1 42 50–1,000 Supplied production
Solid oxide FC H2, CO, CH4 650–1,000 0.8–1.0 35–43 5–3,000 Backup power, electric utility
Molten carbonate FC H2, CO, CH4 600–700 0.7–1.0 45–60 1–1,000 Electric service
Proton exchange membrane FC H2 50–100 1.1 50–60 1–250 Transportation, portable power
Direct methanol FC CH3OH 60–200 0.2–0.4 40 0.001–100 Mobiles, computers

4.3. Electrochemistry of fuel cell Reaction at anode : 2H2 → 4Hþ þ 4e (2)

Pure water and may be useful heat are the only by-products produced Reaction at cathode : O2 þ 4e þ 4Hþ → 2H2 O (3)
because of the transformation of the compound energy in hydrogen by
fuel cells into the current. Fuel and an oxidizing agent are supplied into a The term “proton exchange membranes” is frequently used to
cell where they react in the occurrence of an electrolyte, producing describe acidic electrolytes and evident polymers that comprehend free
electricity as the reaction's by-product. It has no emission since the re- Hþ ions. Because they only let the passage of Hþ ions, they perform
actions only waste heat and water instead of emitting any exhaust gases. proton delivery activities more effectively and correctly. If electrons are
Fig. 12 displays the schematic representation of a condensed fuel cell delivered through the electrolyte, the electrical current is lost [209].
[50]. Even though fuel cells come in a variety of designs, they all work on Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs), which are used in the
the same fundamental ideas. The chemical properties of the electrolyte transportation and automotive industries, are compared analytically, and
account for most variations in fuel cell design [3]. Eq. (1) describes the used in many applications (refer to Table 3). The next subsection presents
general chemical process in fuel cells. a PEM fuel cell for transporting engineering.

2H2 ðgÞðHydrogenÞ þ O2 ðgÞðOxygenÞ → 2H2 OðwaterÞ þ Elecricity þ Heat 4.4. Fuel cell for automotive industry
(1)
Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) technology is pri-
The electrolyte, cathode, anode, and external circuit are the four
marily used in the transport industry to refer enduring worries about the
essential components of a fuel cell. Within the cathode, oxygen is con-
exhaustion of fossil fuels. PEMFC for automobiles can be generated using
verted to oxide groups and combines with hydrogen at the anode to
renewable resources, with hydrogen serving as its main fuel. In actual
create protons and electrons, this process also occurs at the anode [207,
use, fuel cells using hydrogen can achieve an efficiency of up to 65%.
208]. In Eqs. (2) and (3), respectively, the result of getting a position at
Furthermore, the PEM fuel cell system only produces water as a
positive and negative terminals, are depicted.
byproduct, which eliminates tailpipe pollution. Nearly every major

Fig. 12. Chemistry of fuel cell.

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carmaker has been working on FCEV investigation and extension for the delivered to the traction motor inverter's input DC bus via an alternative
past 20–30 years [210–213]. For instance, Toyota introduced the Mirai, converter. Using the traction motor's regenerative braking capability, this
its first commercial FCEV, in the US around 2017. The second version of hybrid technology reduces vehicle speed. In order to start up FC, the
the Mirai will be available starting in 2020 and will have an expected battery also serves as a power supply. The battery allocation is cut off
range of 402 miles [106]. As of September 1, 2020, 49 fuel cell electric once the fuel cell has gotten warm, and the system is then powered only
buses (FCEB) were running in California, and approximately 8,573 by the fuel cell [226,227]. The designs can be split into binary sets
FCEVs have been promoted or rented in the United States. By September established on the power transformation phases of the FCV traction
1st of this year, 3,521 FCEVs and 22 FCEBs had been bought or rented in system: transformation of power over several stages and a single stage.
Japan [214].
Proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells, which also use polymer 5.1. Transformation of power over several phases
electrolytes, have low weights, prices, and volumes while yet producing
high electrical power densities. According to Fig. 13, it is composed of an A hybrid car transfers power in two phases: from DC to DC and from
electrolyte membrane, anodes, which are negatively charged electrodes, DC to AC. After being transformed into high voltage DC from down
and cathodes, which are positively charged electrodes [215]. At the voltage DC power informants, elevated voltage DC is then inverted to
positive terminal hydrogen oxidation occurs while at the negative ter- become AC. Around six potential topographic anatomies are constructed
minal oxygen reduction takes place. Following this, electrons are trans- for the distribution of power over a number of phases, which have been
ported across an external load circuit while protons are conveyed from discussed in a number of literary sources [228–232].
the anode to the cathode via the electrolyte membrane. Heat is generated
on the cathode when oxygen combines with protons and electrons to 5.2. Transformation of power in single stage
create water [216,217]. The opposing electrode receives ions from the
electrolyte as the anode undergoes an electrochemical oxidation reac- The focus of current research has been on the transformation of power
tion, which generates the bipolar plate's flowing electrons, which are in a single stage because two-stage power transformation would make
frequently constructed of metal or graphite and connect to the external converters big, costly, and more ineffective [227]. Transformation of
circuit. Finally, the electrons leave the exterior circuit and come back power in one stage has been suggested in some publications as a means of
inside, while the ions go from one electrode to the other by way of the generating the necessary output power while keeping the input sources
electrolyte. The electrons join the electrochemical decline effect at the healthy [233–235]. Fig. 15 depicts a schematic representation in general
cathode after leaving the external circuit [218,219]. terms of one-stage power transformation.

5. Power transformation topologies of FCHEVs 5.3. Communication protocols for power flow in FCHEVs

To create a hybrid system that can power hybrid electric vehicles, fuel Typically, fuel-cell technology is used in HEVs to create power that is
cells are repeatedly paired with multiple supplemental energy resources mounted inside the vehicles themselves. In a fuel cell, oxygen and
i.e., batteries, flywheels, and ultracapacitors. Ultracapacitors and batte- hydrogen undergo a chemical reaction that produces power and water. As
ries are the two most used supplemental energy sources [220]. Battery a result, the fuel needed for automobiles powered by fuel cells is hydrogen.
installation and upkeep are simple, inexpensive, and inexpensive. are Fig. 16 depicts the procedures used to regulate and improve the power
examples of these supplementary power sources [221]. As a result, the flow commands from the vehicle to the grid for hybrid fuel-cell vehicles.
most prevalent topology for EVs is the fuel cell & battery hybrid scheme, Command signals are passed through the different layer protocols starting
which is employed in many production settings [222]. from the data link to the application layer system. Renewable energy
Fig. 14 depicts the fundamental concept of a fully functional FC-based sources like solar, wind, and hydropower can be converted into grid
HEV over a two-stage power transformation [223,224]. Two DC/DC electricity to provide electric power [236]. The electrolysis of water is
converters turn the low voltage that the FC generates into a useful level. done using this grid power to create hydrogen. After that, hydrogen is
Water, fuel, air pumps, and control systems are just a few examples of stored and delivered under pressure to a filling station. In a fuel cell,
auxiliary loads that are powered by a single converter [225]. Power is hydrogen and oxygen now mix to create power and water.

Fig. 13. Basic structure of proton-exchange membrane FC.

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Fig. 14. Structure of two stages of power transformation for FCHEVs.

Fig. 15. One-stage power transmission for FCHEVs.

Fig. 16. Communication protocols of energy flow in FCHEVs.

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A comparative analysis of the transformation of power in multiple- respectively. It demonstrates that FCHEV will soon be able to compete
stage and single-stage has been carried out to outline their pros and with ICEV on wealth costs [253]. The report also predicts the running
cons. Table 6 shows this comparative analysis for FCHEVs. costs, which are expected to be 7,916.67 $/kWh for gasoline, 9,722.22
$/kWh for hydrogen, and 10,000 $/kWh for electricity, respectively, in
5.4. Advanced power transformation for fuel cell based HEVs 2030. 17.01 km/L, 115.873 km/kg, and 5.793,64 km/kWh, respectively,
are the corresponding ranges for similar energies, indicating that
When fuel cell based HEVs are moving, energy storage (ES) mediums hydrogen is priced similarly to gasoline and will have successively
like batteries and UC can be recharged using smart charging technologies cheaper costs. These forecasts greatly increase the forthcoming pro-
like wireless charging. The majority of FCEV systems are built around a jections for FCHEVs [48,254,255].
number of components that are supposed to ensure the high power and
stability of the vehicle on the pathway [245]. The bulk of these parts have 6.2. Communal awareness
connections to the charging system [246]. In this context, active radio-
communication energy transfer is a workable technique to alleviate As soon as it's established, the communal requirements to be made
range anxiety in HEVs and lower the price of onboard ESS. Since it can be concerned that hydrogen automobiles operate similarly to conventional
done while the car is moving, wireless charging has long been popular automobiles while also offering a few more advantages. When that
with battery HEVs. happens, even people who aren't concerned with the environment will
Wireless power transfer (WPT) is a versatile and cutting-edge value and embrace such vehicles. Because of this, it's important to make
charging method that can improve the dependability of EVs [247,248]. sure that the genuine capabilities of green vehicles are broadly publicized
A road-side unit and a vehicle-side unit make up the major components of and that they're not just praised for being “green”. It turns out that most
the WPT charging system [249,250]. The transmitter is the name for the people had favorable opinions of hydrogen, that few people knew much
stationary component on the road. The moving receiver is the second about it, and that there were no safety issues [256].
component, which is positioned beneath the car. Power connections, an
electrical transmitter and receiver, and motor components make up this 6.3. Long-driving range and development of hydrogen refuelling stations
charging device. Each component has its own electronic system and is
separated by a vacuum. High-frequency magnetic flux alternation is Future buyers may be drawn to FCHEVs because of their many ad-
produced by the transmitter cell block. The receiver coil couples this vantages, including their long-propelling extent and the possibility of
magnetic flux, which is subsequently transformed into electric energy supplying backup power to the home's electrical system. According to
that is used to recharge the EV battery [251]. The wireless power market research, buyers are ready to pay $500 to $1,000 extra for these
transmission topology for electric vehicles is shown in Fig. 17. items on top of the vehicle's base expense [257]. To promote public
dependability and uninterrupted vehicle driving ranges, hydrogen filling
6. Recommendations and future perspectives of fuel cell-based stations (HRS) are the primary goal. This approach should be utilized by
hybrid electric vehicle (FCHEV) developing nations to increase the adoption of FCEVs by consumers. This
refuelling station policy is being implemented by some developed nations
The market for vehicles in the future may be significantly impacted by in order to achieve zero-emission goals, including Japan, Germany,
FCHEVs. It could be a serious rival to traditional ICE automobiles. France, the United States, and South Korea. Schemes like consumers'
Adoption of alternative solutions is urgently required during the next preferences for FCEVs and its effect on how a well-crafted programme
several days because of the progressive exhaustion of fossil fuel sub- encouragement promotes, which includes free civic parking and trans-
stitutes. Individuals are presumptively going to pick FCHEVs if their portation, can have a beneficial long-term impact on the country's con-
accomplishment is comparable to that of ICEVs. The following part version to FCEVs [258,259].
provides future perspectives for FCHEVs that support the sustainability
objective. 6.4. Implementation of promoting policies

6.1. Cost-issues Some academics contend that some sort of “match” concerning
technology and marketplace prospects is necessary for the sooq deploy-
To forecast how much FCHEV will cost in the forthcoming, in- ment of a further skill, which yields it more problematical for consumers
vestigators have performed a cost estimation study [252]. The forecast to pick what products to buy. The true problem is to create a convincing
indicates that the typical investment of an FCHEV powertrain will in- sooq saturation strategy that will inspire and provide encouragement for
crease to $5,665 in 2030 frothe 19,700 in 2010. Future wealth prices will both business and administration to participate in the progress of FCEVs
be $2,465 for ICEVs, $7,865 for BEVs, and $10,530 for FCEVs in 2030, and hydrogen creation networks [260]. Innovation in FC, the market, and

Table 6
Analytical comparison of different power transformation topologies for FCHEVs.
Transformation topology Protocols Power converter Pros Cons

FC (fuel-cell) þbattery CAN/PI DC/AC  Simple structure  Incapable to retrieve power [227,
(passive)  Informal to execute and command 237]
FC þ battery (active) Controller Area Network DC/DC þ DC/AC  Control and flexible output  Gradual active reply [229,238]
(CAN)  Extraordinary power intensity
FC þ UC (ultracapacitor) CAN/PI (proportional DC/DC þ DC/AC  Quick dynamical reply  UC is more expensive than battery.
(semi-active) integral)  Stable control power  Intermitted operation [238,239]
FC þ UC CAN/PWM 2DC/DC þ DC/  Regenerative mode  Low energy density of UC
(active) (pulse width modulation) AC  Optimal power controlling Ability to recover [240–242]
energy
FC þ battery þ UC CAN/AC BUS 2DC/DC þ DC/  Elevated energy denseness of battery  Complexity of system
(semi-active) AC  Extreme capacity intensity  Faint energy intensity of UC [232]
FC þ battery þ UC CAN/DC BUS 3DC/DC þ DC/  Optimal control  Regulating tactics are complicated.
(active) AC  Fast dynamic response (UC)  Complicated to employ [232,243,
 High efficiency than another topology 244]

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Fig. 17. Wireless charging architecture for HEVs.

the FC businesses that arise and compete using this new technology are 6.6. Intelligent-based autonomous FCEVs
all interconnected in a dynamic way [261]. Because of the way the past
has played out when an innovation is developed, a new market sector The green revolution of the transport sectors' sustainability objectives
emerges, and businesspeople take to see them as fresh prospects for is significantly made possible by digital technologies. The digitalisation
growth [262]. To encourage electric mobility, the Indian government of the self-propelled industry hastens the convergence of technologies for
introduced a number of incentives and subsidy programmes, including fuel cell based HEVs, including perception, computation administering,
national council for electric mobility (NCEM-2011), National Board for communication, forward motion, and data merging [274]. The planning,
Electric Mobility (NBEM-2018), National Mission for Electric Mobility strategies, smart features, and motorised cardinal setup of EVs cars are
Plan (NEMMP-2020), Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and where innovation is most prevalent. The fusion of artificial intelligence
Electric Vehicles (FAME-India), and Mapping India Energy Policy [263]. (AI) [275], wireless connectivity, Internet of Things (IoT) [276], digital
twins (DTs), and circulated record skills allows for the facilitation of
automobile computerisation, automobile electrification, and
6.5. Adoption of hybrid energy storage systems vehicle-to-everything (V2X) message [277–280]. As hardware, software,
sensors, actuators, and intelligent virtual functions are incorporated into
In order to provide high energy density for a prolonged drive range the digital infrastructure, vehicles befitted increasingly intelligent, net-
and high definite power for rapid energy exchange during acceleration worked, and capable of acting as interface minicomputer servers on
and deceleration, EVs can use a hybrid power setup that combines a wheels. The key factors that open up intelligent cars' perspective for
battery and a supercapacitor [264,265]. By including supercapacitors, long-term, green transportation treatments include electrification, com-
batteries, and fuel cells inside an EV, this responsibility could be reduced puterisation, digitalisation, decentralisation, and standardisation [281].
[266]. The FC is still the major energy source for the car, and the entire The advancements, novel architectures, artificial intelligence (AI)
power scheme is known as the fuelcell-battery-supercapacitor methodologies, and processes utilised to integrate autonomous features
(FC-BAT-SC). When the ride first starts up, the supercapacitor (SC) gets in next-generation automobiles. These developments suggest the fusion
involved to provide a quicker power response. After that, the vehicle of technologies, including the Internet of Things, digital twins, robots,
shifts to using the FC as its energy source. The inventors proposed that intelligent connection, and consistency contexts, for the implementation
the components FC, BAT, and SC work together to convey electricity [86, of maintainable green progress solutions.
267–269]. Controlling and synchronizing the SC and the electric motor is
done via the DC-AC converter [270,271]. Superconducting magnetic 6.7. Current research trends of EVs
energy storage was proposed as a replacement for the SC by the authors
[272]. By implementing a suitable power regulator approach at the Fig. 18 indicates the current trends of EV technologies which are
converter side, the problem might be resolved [45,166,273]. based on articles published in the Web of Science (WoS) database from

Fig. 18. Research articles published related to HEVs, PHEVs, BEVs, FCEVs, FCHEVs, EV Standards and Communication Protocols, HEV Dynamics, EV Charging Control
(as per the Web of Science (WoS database).

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the year 2010 to year 2022. These EV technologies are related to various CRediT authorship contribution statement
research topics. From Fig. 18, it has been summarized that the overall
current research trends adhere to EV technologies topics, whereas Mohammad Waseem: constructed the concept, the analysis was done,
currently, battery electric vehicle (BEV) is the leading research topic. Till composed this essay. Mohammad Amir: entire paper was revised, and
2022, there are about 3,574 articles published related to BEV, and arti- significant suggestions were made, G. Sree Lakshmi: assist in writing, S.
cles published about 1,140, till the quarterly of 2023. The second posi- Harivardhagini: and analysis the data. Mumtaz Ahmad: Supervised idea
tion hot topic is EV Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV), 3,848 related articles and make suggestions.
are already published in the years 2021 and 2022. Further, in the current
year (2023), research fields such as EV charging control, Fuel-cell Electric Data availability
Vehicles (FCEV) are higher than HEV dynamics and Fuel-cell Electric
Vehicles (FCEV), and EV Standards and Communication Protocols, The data and materials used to support the findings of this study are
respectively. However, from 2010 to recent years, there has been more available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.
substantial progress in the fields of FCEV than another research field,
because of recent advancements in fuel-cell-based EV technologies. Funding information

7. Conclusion The authors declare that no funds, grants, or other support were
received during the preparation of this manuscript.
The fuel-cell cars, fuel-cell hybrid vehicles, and their associated
power-conversion topologies to support electric mobility have all been
Declaration of competing interest
painstakingly documented in this article to aid in a thorough and in-
depth investigation. Ongoing discussions have focused on the main
The authors declare that they have no known competing financial
characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, advanced technological
interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence
developments, and prospective applications for fuel-cell vehicles in the
the work reported in this paper.
future. The following is a list of the notable contributions.

Acknowledgement
(i) This article discusses key challenges with fuel cell electric
mobility, such as low fuel cell performance, cold starts, problems
The authors would like to acknowledge the University Polytechnic,
with hydrogen storage, cost-reduction, safety concerns, and trac-
JMI and Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) India.
tion systems;
(ii) The technology employed in hybrid and pure electric vehicles, as
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