Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Trainers - Lucas-Nuelle

Teach Advanced Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Topics Safely

Hybrid and electric vehicles constitute one of the most innovative and trail-blazing sectors of automotive technology. Research developments have advanced to the point where the global market breakthrough for electrically powered vehicles is inevitable in the very near future. At the same time, such developments are opening up the need for mechanics specifically trained in this new and challenging technology. With electric power, electrical engineering and electronics will finally be the overwhelming aspect of vehicles.

ASE L3 Trainer "Light Duty Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Specialist"

Prepare your students for the ASE L3 test!

All topics related to the New ASE L3 test are now covered by our newest Hybrid/Electric vehicle trainer. We offer a blending of comprehensive curriculum with practical tasks to make sure your students have the competencies and system understanding needed to succeed in this emerging, highly technical market. Allow your students to build confidence by knowing they can safely work on a state-of-the-art real-world system performing the procedures needed to work on hybrid/electric vehicles.

TruckTrain "Heavy Duty Hybrid and Electric Vehicles"

Train for truck and agricultural machines hybrid or electric heavy duty vehicles.

To prepare students for electrification of the powertrain in commercial vehicles, the renowned HV training system for passenger cars from Lucas-Nülle has been modified and adapted. The special learning concept of the training system, which combines theoretical and practical content in a target group-oriented manner, enables flexible on-site implementation that is taking regional, operational and industry-specific features into account.

CarTrain "Diagnosis and Maintenance of a High Voltage Battery"

Focused on system-critical situations from a malfunctions in hybrid and electric vehicles.

Unceasing advances in the development of hybrid and all-electric vehicle technology continue to pose new challenges for the automotive sector. The high-voltage (HV) battery has long been considered to be a “black box”. But now, more and more manufacturers are also venturing into repairing HV batteries. This involves lots of challenges and requires a special understanding of “overall systems” in order for proper work to be possible. Our training system focuses on the digitally networked CAN-bus battery management system in a traction battery and on the corresponding components.