Using the corrent bmc finish car bombustion to electric Business project.

Prototyping, Marketing flyer, and Sketch Name: Institutional affiliation: Course: Date: Prototyping Process Prototyping remains a critical part of product development, and through it is possible to turn an idea into a successful business or product. The first step is to identify and prototype a specific model of a gasoline-driven car that should serve as a prototype for conversion. While identifying the car model it is worth considering factors such as availability of parts, popularity, and the ease of conversion. Once a car model is identified, the next step is to sketch or design a conversion process. With a detailed design for converting prototype vehicles to electric engines, it becomes easier to communicate ideas and conversion requirements to the engineering team. The design identifies the most appropriate requirements including batteries, appropriate electric cars, wiring, and other components. Building a prototype conversion kit is one of the most critical stages in the prototyping process. Working with suppliers makes it possible to acquire necessary electric vehicle components and create any custom part necessary for the conversion process. Assembling all components into a prototype conversion kit for easier installation on the prototype vehicle. Once the prototype is ready, it becomes necessary to install the prototype conversion kit on the prototype vehicle and conduct the test to determine its performance, safety, and reliability. Testing creates room for gathering feedback and identifying issues as well as areas that need improvement. Finally, refining the prototype conversion comes last. Here the goal is to make improvements based on feedback to the prototype conversion kit. Repeat any process on the car design until a satisfactory performance and reliability of the conversion are recorded. Resources needed to test this idea? Testing the idea demands extensive resource mobilization. First, there is the need for skilled engineers and technicians. Experienced technicians and engineers play a central and critical role in the designing, building, and testing of the prototype conversion kit. Secondly, electric components are a key resource. Strategic access to suppliers and manufacturers of controllers, electric motors, batteries, and other vital components necessary during the conversion is key. Workshop and tools are also a major resource because, without a fully equipped workshop with the right equipment, it becomes hard to conduct an automotive assembly and fabrication. Other important resources include testing facilities and prototype vehicles. Ideally, testing facilities are necessary for testing performance, safety, and reliability whereas prototype vehicles will serve as prototypes for conversion. Potential Outcomes and Challenges Outcomes The business outcomes include the successful design of a prototype conversion kit that not only meets performance but also safety and reliability. According to Gomes (2023), new versions of electric cars struggle to meet reliability with the newest EVs recording about 79% more problems as compared to combustion vehicles (Gomes, 2023). On the contrary, converted vehicles reported the fewest problems especially when it comes to battery and its remodeled charging technology. The goal is to ensure that customers do not abandon gasoline-driven vehicles for a new model of electric vehicles, but instead remodify their old gasoline-driven cars to electrically driven ones. Our company guarantees reliability, safety, and cost-effectiveness by ensuring that cases of engine failure and transmission are low. The second outcome is to ensure that there is positive feedback from both testers and potential customers. Positive feedback from product testers, as well as consumers, indicates a positive approval for both product prototypes. The ability to continue delivering is important after gaining the desirable marker approval. The outcome is the continued need to identify cost-saving options and environmental benefits of our prototype compared to purchasing a new electric-drive...