I.S. EN 1821-2:1999

Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
  3.1 Complete vehicle kerb mass VKM
  3.2 Maximum design total mass MTM
  3.3 Test mass
  3.4 Thermal electric hybrid vehicle
  3.5 Hybrid mode (for an electric hybrid vehicle)
  3.6 Pure thermal mode
  3.7 Pure electric mode
  3.8 On board energy source
  3.9 On board primary electric energy source
  3.10 Maximum speed in hybrid mode
  3.11 Maximum speed in pure electric mode
  3.12 Acceleration 0 km/h to 100 km/h
  3.13 Acceleration 0 km/h to 50 km/h in pure electric mode
  3.14 Speed uphill in pure electric mode
  3.15 Speed uphill in hybrid mode
  3.16 Maximum thirty minute speed in hybrid mode
  3.17 Hill starting ability in pure electric mode
  3.18 Hill starting ability in hybrid mode
  3.19 Dynamic loaded radius of a tyre
4 Principle
5 Parameters, units and tolerances of measurements
6 Test conditions
  6.1 Vehicle conditions
  6.2 Atmospheric conditions
  6.3 Road conditions
7 Preconditioning of the vehicle
   7.1 Charge
   7.2 Trip meter setting
   7.3 Warm-up
8 Test sequence
9 Test procedure
   9.1 Maximum speed in hybrid mode
   9.2 Maximum speed in pure electric mode
   9.3 Acceleration 0 km/h to 100 km/h
   9.4 Acceleration 0 km/h to 50 km/h in pure electric
       mode
   9.5 Speed uphill in pure electric mode
   9.6 Speed uphill in hybrid mode
   9.7 Maximum thirty minute speed in hybrid mode
   9.8 Hill starting ability in pure electric mode
   9.9 Hill starting ability in hybrid mode
10 Test report

Outlines conditions, principles and test procedures for measuring road performance of partially electrically propelled road vehicles (hybrid). Covers the concept of road performance, which includes speed, acceleration and ability to climb hills. International vehicle categories M1, M2, M3, N1, N2, N3 1) and motor tricycles and quadricycles 2) from the motorcycle types are applicable. Pure electric propelled vehicles are not.