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EVS34 Program Brochure.Pdf The 34th International Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exhibition Hosted by： China Electrotechnical Society Program Brochure World Electric Vehicle Association Electric Vehicle Association of Asia-Pacific The People’s Government of Nanjing Municipality Partners： The European Association for Electromobility Electric Drive Transportation Association Contents Messege From EVS34 Chairmen 2 Organization 3 EVS34 Committees 4 Program 12 Detailed Program & Venue Layout 13 Opening&Closing Ceremony 16 Special Session 20 Roundtable 52 Tutorial 62 Lecture Session 64 Dialogue Session 118 Technical Tour 166 Ride&Drive 168 Gala Dinner 170 Venue 172 Accommodation 176 Shuttle Bus 178 Food Service 180 Travel Around Nanjing 182 The 34th International Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exhibition Messege From EVS34 Chairmen Organization Co-hosts C.C.CHAN Qingxin YANG China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Machinery Sub-Council EVS34 General Chair EVS34 General Chair China Association of Automobile Manufacturers President of WEVA and EVAAP President of CES Lishui District People’s Government of NanJing Municipality Chinese Society for Science and Technology Journalism Electric Vehicles are playing important role in the fourth industrial revolution Nanjing Airport Exhibition Investment Management Co., LTD and digital economy. The core of fourth industrial revolution is the artificial intelligence, while the core of digital economy is to achieve high quality economic development through digitized knowledge and information. The In collaboration with Intelligent connected vehicles are not only means of transportation, but also nodes of the Internet of Things, sources of big data, intelligent terminals for China Society of Automotive Engineers mobile broadband, promoters of 5G communication, while intelligent connected China Electric Vehicle100 vehicles themselves are computers and mobile distributed energy. By integrating mobility revolution with energy revolution and information revolution, we will China Automotive Industry Advisory Committee achieve greater economic and ecological benefit for the global sustainable The Professional Committee of Intelligent Electric Vehicle of CECC development. EVS Series is the world largest gathering of EV communities including industrialists, scientists, engineers, government officers, economists, investors, Organized by media, etc., with over 51 year’s history, The theme of EVS34 is Towards Beijing Auto Square Exhibition Co., LTD Intelligent E-Mobility. We will have exciting full programs of scientific, exposition, Nanjing Future Mobility Exhibition Co., LTD technical visits, social and culture exchange. The EVS34 will provide a high platform for sparking exchange ideas and experience. We are ready to warmly welcome you in Nanjing on June 25-28, 2021. Wish you have fruitful of cutting edge technical, industrial and economic insight as well as friendship to bring back home. 2 3 EVS34 Committees The 34th International Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exhibition Kelvin LIM New Resources Technology, Singapore ※ EVS34 General Chair Genevieve CULLEN Electric Drive Transportation Association , USA C.C.CHAN President of WEVA and EVAAP , China Chris MI San Diego State University , USA Qingxin YANG President of CES , China Don TAN IEEE PELS , USA Ziqiang ZHU The University of Sheffield , UK C.C.CHAN WEVA , China Minggao OUYANG Tsinghua University , China ※ EVS34 International Steering Committee Chair Fengchun SUN Beijing Institute of Technology , China C.C.CHAN President of WEVA and EVAAP , China Wei CAI Harbin University of Science and Technology , China Jun LI Tsinghua University , China Yaohua LI Institute of Electrical Engineering , CAS , China ※ EVS34 International Steering Committee Yongdong LI Tsinghua University , China Espen HAUGE AVERE and Norwegian Electric Vehicle C.M.MAK China Light & Power (Retired) , HK China Association , Norway Guangfu TANG Global Energy Interconnection Research Institute , Philippe VANGEEL AVERE , Belgium China Joseph BERETTA AVERE , France Xuhui WEN Institute of Electrical Engineering , CAS , China Yoichi HORI University of Tokyo , Japan Zhuoping YU Tongji University , China Hiroshi FUJIMOTO University of Tokyo , Japan Chengyin YUAN National New Energy Vehicle Technology Yuichi AZUMA Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan , Japan Innovation Center , China Chunbo ZHU Harbin Institute of Technology , China Masako TAKAHASHI Japan Automobile Research Institute , Japan Myoungho SUNWOO Korea University , South Korea * Sort by region and last name Sung Ho HWANG SungKyunKwan University , South Korea Sang Won YOON Hanyang University , South Korea Yossapong Electric Vehicle Association Of Thailand(EVAT) , LAOONUAL Thailand 4 5 EVS34 Committees ※ EVS34 International Program Committee Chair Guangfu TANG Global Energy Interconnection Research Institute , China Minggao OUYANG Tsinghua University , China Xuhui WEN Institute of Electrical Engineering , CAS , China Zhuoping YU Tongji University , China Chengyin YUAN National New Energy Vehicle Technology Innovation Center , China ※ EVS34 International Program Committee Chunbo ZHU Harbin Institute of Technology , China Bruno LEQUESNE Eaton Corporation , USA Philippe VANGEEL AVERE , Belgium Eiji YAMADA Toyota Motor Corp. , Japan Yoichi HORI University of Tokyo , Japan Hiromichi IMAI Honda Motor Co., Ltd. , Japan Hiroshi FUJIMOTO University of Tokyo , Japan Jianguo ZHU The University of Technology , Australia Myoungho SUNWOO Korea University , South Korea Jun-ichi ITOH Nagaoka University of Technology , Japan Sung Ho HWANG SungKyunKwan University , South Korea Kan AKATSU Yokohama National University , Japan Sang Won YOON Hanyang University , South Korea Longya XU The Ohio State University , USA Kelvin LIM New Resources Technology , Singapore Shigeharu YAMAGAMI Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. , Japan Chris MI San Diego State University , USA Takehiro IMURA Tokyo University of Science , Japan Don TAN IEEE PELS , USA Ming CHENG Southeast University , China Ziqiang ZHU The University of Sheffield , UK Shumei CUI Harbin Institute of Technology , China C.C.CHAN WEVA , China Xin DAI Chongqing University , China Minggao OUYANG Tsinghua University , China Bin DUAN Shandong University , China Fengchun SUN Beijing Institute of Technology , China Tao FAN Institute of Electrical Engineering , CAS , China Wei CAI Harbin University of Science and Technology , China Xuejie HUANG Institute of Physics , CAS , China Jun LI Tsinghua University , China Xueliang HUANG Southeast University , China Yaohua LI Institute of Electrical Engineering , CAS , China Zechun HU Tsinghua University , China Yongdong LI Tsinghua University , China Jiuchun JIANG Hubei University of Technology , China C.M.MAK China Light & Power (Retired) , HK China Dong JIANG Huazhong University of Science and Technology , China 6 7 EVS34 Committees Jianqiu LI Tsinghua University , China Haiping XU Institute of Electrical Engineering, CAS , China Zhe LI Tsinghua University , China Yin XU Beijing Jiaotong University , China Cheng LIN Beijing Institute of Technology , China Shichun YANG Beihang University , China Guohai LIU Jiangsu University , China Wei YUAN South China University of Technology , China Jianwei MEI Hubei University of Automotive Technology , China Caiping ZHANG Beijing Jiaotong University , China Feng NI NARI Group , China Cunman ZHANG Tongji University , China Puqi NING Institute of Electrical Engineering , CAS , China Junzhi ZHANG Tsinghua University , China Ronghai QU Huazhong University of Science and Technology , Weige ZHANG Beijing Jiaotong University , China China Xian ZHANG Tiangong University , China Hong RAO China Southern Power Grid , China Zhuoran ZHANG Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics , Jianxin SHEN Zhejiang University , China China Xiaojun SHEN Tongji University , China Zhengming ZHAO Tsinghua University , China Xiaohui SHI Chongqing University of Technology , China Junqi ZHENG Shanghai Electrical Apparatus Research Institute , China Zhiqiang SHI Tiangong University , China Zedong ZHENG Tsinghua University , China Kai SONG Harbin Institute of Technology , China Jinda ZHU NARI Group , China Li SUN North China University of Technology , China Xiangtao ZHUAN Wuhan University , China Hewu WANG Tsinghua University , China K.T.CHAU University of Hong Kong , HK China Laili WANG Xi’an Jiaotong University , China Lifang WANG Institute of Electrical Engineering , CAS , China * Sort by region and last name Zhenpo WANG Beijing Institute of Technology , China Xiaoyuan WU Tongji University , China Chengwei XIAO 18th Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation , China Rui XIONG Beijing Institute of Technology , China Liangfei XU Tsinghua University , China Wei XU Southeast University , China 8 9 EVS34 Committees ※ EVS34 Organizing Committee Chair Wenguang WANG China Electrotechnical Society, China Zhihua WANG China Electrotechnical Society, China Fengchun SUN Beijing Institute of Technology , China Xuhui WEN Institute of Electrical Engineering, CAS , China Zhijian WU Lishui District People’s Government of NanJing Municipality,China Rui XIONG Beijing Institute of Technology, China ※ EVS34 Organizing Committee Dianguo XU Harbin Institute of Technology, China Haiping XU Institute of Electrical Engineering, CAS , China Chun DONG China Electrotechnical Society, China Fengguan XUE Lishui District People’s Government of NanJing Yanan DOU China Electrotechnical Society, China Municipality,China Wei GAO China Electrotechnical Society, China Zhuo YAN China Electrotechnical
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