Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:   study the effects of increased unsprung mass that result from the use of in-wheel electric motors used in hybrid and/or electric drive trains. For this purpose  reduce the problem to the analysis of the quarter car suspension model to assess how increasing unsprung mass affects the ride comfort. In order to see the change in the ride comfort level according to ISO 2631 the analysis was done in frequency domain using random road profile inputs generated according to ISO 8608. Also the results re assessed using a commercial multi body vehicle simulation software. Finally  suggest empirical solutions regarding modified suspension and tire parameters to compensate the detrimental effects of increased unsprung mass.
['Selim Solmaz', 'Ahmet Can Afatsun', 'S. Caglar Baslamish']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Parametric Analysis and Compensation of Ride Comfort for Electric Drivetrains Utilizing In-Wheel Electric Motors
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