Distributed-drive electric vehicles (DDEVs) enable independent wheel-torque control, providing flexibility to improve energy efficiency and vehicle stability. However, tire–road adhesion, motor and battery capabilities, and actuator availability constrain these objectives, which may conflict under low-adhesion conditio...
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