Automotive Engineering
Automotive engineering is a specialized branch of mechanical engineering that involves the design, manufacture, and operation of ground-based vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles. This interdisciplinary field applies principles of mechanics, electronics, thermodynamics, and safety engineering to conceive, develop, and refine every aspect of a vehicle, from its engine and powertrain to its chassis and control systems. Automotive engineers are responsible for the entire vehicle lifecycle, ensuring performance, efficiency, and compliance with safety and environmental standards from the initial concept through to production and beyond.
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