The document outlines the key systems of a vehicle, including the power system which converts energy to power the car, the starting and charging system which gets the motor running and powers electrical components, and the powertrain system which transmits power from the engine to the wheels. It also discusses the steering, suspension, brake, frame, and body systems which control vehicle movement and protect occupants.

1. By : Shaimaa Awad Hussien

2. 1. Power system
2. Starting and charging system
3. Powertrain system
4. Steering system
5. Suspension system
6. Brakes
7. Frame system
8. Body system

3. Power System
• This is the system that changes heat or reactive chemicals into energy.
Essentially it's what you need to move your car

4. Power System Types:
• traditional internal combustion engine
• all-electric car (battery-powered)
• hybrid system
• or maybe even a fuel cell.

5. Starting And Charging System
• This system gets the motor running and helps power the electrical system. On a
traditional car it's the alternator, starter motor, and battery. But variations are
becoming more common as new systems, like hybrid vehicles, are introduced.

6. Powertrain System:
• This transmits the power from the engine (power system) to the wheels.

7. Steering System
• This allows the driver to point the vehicle where they want it to go.

8. Suspension System
• This system incorporates the tires, shocks and springs that provide better handling and
control of the car as well as what type of ride you select -- soft, hard, responsive and
so on.

9. Brakes
• This system allows to control vehicle speed.

10. Frame System
• This supports the body, as well as providing a structural element for other safety
features.

11. Body System
• This protects the driver and passengers within the vehicle, as well as the vehicle's many
hidden components from outside hazards.

12. Shaimaa awad hussien
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