Fault Diagnosis Technology for New Energy Vehicles is a core course in the NEV Technology program. It is designed for students in higher vocational colleges, technical staff in automotive repair enterprises, and NEV enthusiasts. The course aims to equip learners with the essential diagnostic skills needed for identifying and resolving faults in new energy vehicles through systematic and structured training.
The course provides a complete learning structure covering both theoretical foundations and practical skills. It is organized into seven core teaching modules, including: fundamentals of NEV inspection and diagnostics, high-voltage insulation testing, intelligent key and start systems diagnostics, and power battery system diagnostics, among others.
Based on higher vocational education standards and industry competency requirements, the course adopts a “project-driven, progressive competency” model guided by real enterprise tasks. It integrates technical training with moral education and practical modules, embedding craftsmanship, safety awareness, and a sense of industrial responsibility throughout to enhance students’ professionalism and holistic capabilities.
The course provides a comprehensive digital teaching resource library—including standards, micro-lectures, 2D animations, training worksheets, and test banks—supporting blended online and offline instruction. The “Preview–Instruction–Extension” approach is applied, along with a classroom cycle of “Presentation–Discussion–Practice–Reflection.” Supported by campus training centers and multiple industry–education collaboration bases, the course ensures seamless alignment between teaching and workplace requirements.
