NextVision Infotech presents a comprehensive Electric Vehicle Technology Internship Training Program spanning 45 days. This intensive program is designed for engineering students across all disciplines - B.Tech, B.E., Diploma, Polytechnic, B.Sc., and other technical streams - who want to build a strong foundation in electric vehicle technology. The program covers the complete EV technology lifecycle from fundamentals to advanced systems. Students will learn EV architecture, battery technology, battery management systems, electric motors, motor controllers, power electronics, charging infrastructure, and vehicle integration. Over six weeks, the program progresses from fundamentals to advanced EV technology. Week 1 introduces EV fundamentals and architecture. Week 2 covers battery technology and BMS. Week 3 focuses on electric motors and controllers. Week 4 covers power electronics and charging. Week 5 is dedicated to vehicle integration and live projects. Week 6 covers testing, documentation, viva, and certification. The program follows industry-standard workflows used by professional EV engineers across India. Students work on real EV projects, prepare battery packs, motor controllers, and complete documentation. The curriculum draws inspiration from premier engineering institutions across India and follows professional EV standards used in industry. Students gain practical skills that prepare them for careers in electric vehicle design, battery technology, and EV manufacturing. This program is delivered both online and offline, allowing students from any state or city across India to enroll and benefit. The institute is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and the internship certificate is accepted by universities, colleges, and companies throughout the country. Upon successful completion, students receive an Internship Certificate, Industrial Training Certificate, Project Completion Certificate, and an Offer Letter. Learning outcomes include mastering EV architecture, battery technology, motor control, power electronics, charging infrastructure, and vehicle integration.