LPU AUTO EXPO

Developed as a part of the world-class application-based curriculum at LPU, each project highlights the talent and the thrust given to creativity at the university. The family solar car can go from Delhi to Jaipur (220 km) on a single charge," LPU deputy director Aman Mittal told IANS. Students and faculty have also produced innovative accessories like a hybrid cryogen engine which utilizes nitrogen for a running cost of just 57 paise per km. "The hexa-copter is the future messenger which will easily supply to the customers' home. It can also be used for air surveillance or high altitude photo shoots," Mittal said. \"We have worked for the last two years on different concepts of cars and engines for future use. Nearly 500 engineering students worked devotedly for this. The budget and schedule remained an important part of our engineering process and we managed these two important factors also," Kant noted. Emaya, an engineering student from Tamil Nadu, said...

University students presented revolutionary auto designs including the world’s first family solar car, a driverless car, unique bikes, a smart hybrid car etc. alongside automobile giants like BMW, Mercedes and Maruti at the Auto-Expo. Own go karts Students learn the fundamentals of automobile engineering by building their own go karts. What is interesting is that they actually have to race their go karts to show whose design is the best. Civil, Mechanical And Electrical Engineering Marvel Engineering Students created a huge 41 feet tall metallic structure composed of 12 cars called ‘Metal Boy’. It was to be the main center of attraction at Auto Expo 2014. Students Build Solar Powered Car Engineering Students designed and built a solar car that claims to do away with costly fuel options and promises the "highest mileage on solar energy". Hitting the roads soon!

  With 15 vehicles, LPU students showcase innovation at Auto Expo: Amid all the fanfare and glamour associated with new launches of vehicles at the 12th edition of the Auto Expo here, students of a private university from Punjab are quietly showcasing 15 vehicles. Amid all the fanfare and glamour associated with new launches of vehicles at the 12th edition of the Auto Expo here, students of a private university from Punjab are quietly showcasing 15 vehicles - all conceptualized, designed, developed and manufactured by them. Students from the Lovely Professional University (LPU), Phagwara, have lined up their concepts - ranging from the world's first solar family car, the world's smallest car, a mobile operated driverless car, a multi-energy smart hybrid car, unique bikes, hybrid cryogen engine, a hexa-copter, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and others. While automobile giants and leading brands showcase the best of their products at the expo, the students have come up with these ve...