With the purpose of strengthening the profiles of professionals in the field of electromobility and promoting innovation through research, the Polytechnic University of Querétaro (UPQ) develops a Specialized Laboratory for Electric Vehicles.

The project was benefited by the State Program for the Development of Technology and Innovation (Pedeti) of the Secretariat for Sustainable Development (SEDESU).

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The laboratory will be implemented within the Center for Learning and Professionalization of Automotive Talent (CAPTA) of the institution, contemplating an impact of more than 3,500 students through internships and workshops in engineering, undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

Similarly, through the Continuing Education area, it is planned to offer diplomas to train the business and government sectors in electrified vehicles.

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Said laboratory will be equipped with a simulator for the use and maintenance of electric or hybrid cars, where the corresponding measurements will be made; lift for vehicles in order to carry out the revision of the same and specialized tools to carry out diagnoses and adjustments.

Additionally, it will have specialized equipment to perform electrical variation measurements, as well as a tool cart, electric vehicle battery charger, computer scanner and fault codes; as well as a battery charge balancer.

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