To address the teaching challenges under the new engineering background, a multidimensional hybrid teaching model integrated with simulation practice is proposed. This model incorporates simulation technology into the teaching of mechanical specialty courses, utilizing simulation software such as Ansys, Simdroid, and Abaqus to demonstrate complex mechanical systems and processes. Based on the theory of competency, students are matched with progressive simulation projects, and a “theory-practice integrated” “flipped classroom” teaching method is implemented, allowing students to use professional knowledge and simulation tools to simulate and analyze problems in engineering cases. The teaching relies on interdisciplinary faculty and corporate technical talents, in conjunction with off-campus teaching practice bases, to implement a multidimensional hybrid teaching model driven by simulation. This model integrates on-campus and off-campus resources, achieving the integration of online and offline teaching as well as the blending of multidisciplinary knowledge. It adheres to the OBE (Outcomes-Based Education) approach and studentcentered personalized learning. The multidimensional hybrid teaching model can effectively enhance students’ practical abilities and innovative thinking, and it is a feasible solution for teaching reform in new engineering specialties.