Charging systems and methods for electric vehicles
AssigneeGM Global Technology Operations LLC
InventorsClaudia V. Goldman-Shenhar, Nadav Baron, Barak Hershkovitz, Dima Zevelev, Omar Gonzalez, Shani Avnet
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Abstract
Systems and method are provided for controlling a vehicle having one or more batteries. In one embodiment, a method includes: receiving, by a processor, data from at least two of a user of the vehicle, the vehicle, one or more charging stations, and one or more vehicle services; determining, by the processor, optimization criteria based on the received data; computing, by the processor, a charging route solution based on the optimization criteria; and generating, by the processor, interface data for presenting the charging route solution to the user of the vehicle.
Claims20
A method of controlling a vehicle having one or more batteries, comprising:
- receiving, by a processor, data from at least two of a user of the vehicle, the vehicle, one or more charging stations, and one or more vehicle services;
- determining, by the processor, optimization criteria based on the received data;
- computing, by the processor, a charging route solution based on the optimization criteria;
- and
- generating, by the processor, interface data for presenting the charging route solution to the user of the vehicle.
A computer implemented system for controlling a vehicle having one or more batteries, the system comprising:
- a charging system module that comprises one or more processors configured by programming instructions encoded in non-transitory computer readable media, the charging system module configured to:
- receive data from at least two of a user of the vehicle, the vehicle, one or more charging stations, and one or more vehicle services, and determine, optimization criteria based on the received data;
- compute a charging route solution based on the optimization criteria;
- and
- generate interface data for presenting the charging route solution to the user of the vehicle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.