Modular Electric Vehicle with Detachable Drive Modules and Stability Control

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This patent describes a modular electric vehicle system where the vehicle is constructed from at least two base modules that can be easily connected or separated. At least one module contains its own electric propulsion system, energy storage, and control electronics, and is capable of operating independently as a stand-alone vehicle. The system also integrates sensors and electronic driving stabilization.

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• Urban mobility solutions where vehicles can be reconfigured for different passenger or cargo needs
• Delivery fleets with vehicles that can be split or joined depending on load requirements
• Rental or sharing services where users can select the appropriate vehicle size
• Emergency or rescue scenarios needing adaptable vehicle configurations
• Personal transportation with customizable modular add-ons (e.g., extra seats, cargo modules)

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• High flexibility and adaptability in vehicle size and function
• Reduced operational costs through modular reconfiguration instead of purchasing multiple vehicle types
• Improved safety and driving performance with integrated sensors and electronic stabilization
• Enhanced efficiency for logistics and delivery operations
• Potential for easier maintenance and upgrades by swapping out individual modules

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Modular electric vehicle with integrated sensors and electronic driving stability control, characterized in that the modular electric vehicle is composed of at least two base modules that are detachably connected to one another, wherein at least one base module has an electric drive, an energy storage device, and control electronics and is independently drivable even when used alone.