3. An assembled device that
converts mechanical force to
the brakes and acceleration
systems from the driver
Some pedal boxes contain a
clutch pedal, which aids in the
manual shifting of gears
A pedal box should allow the
driver to have full control over
the vehicle’s acceleration and
braking performance
4. Current design is lacking in a few
mechanical components to complete
its intended function
The pedal box prototype provided by
EVX has not been optimised
sufficiently
Our prototype currently does not
meet the required standards of the
EVX Immortus
The prototype does not have the
required roadworthy standards
(rubber cover seals to prevent
slipping etc.)
6. Current pedal box design is
not aesthetically pleasing
The parts are very scattered
and overly complex
Further refining is necessary
to create functional yet
streamlined design whilst
fulfilling EVX requirements
for the Immortus
7. Multi ratio mounting brackets for brake pedal to allow
different rations to be used
Baller bearings to be used to increase the smoothness
Come up with a Innovative Design for throttle tuning via
unique PE Design without disassembly
8. Refine the existing pedal box
Continue exchanging information with Brakes, Acceleration
and Electrical Systems teams
Must get in touch with Chassis team to discuss pedal box
placement
Editor's Notes
Elaborate on how it functions….
Why do we need one in the car??
Adjustable pedal boxes with rails can move forward and backward depending on the drivers preferences.