Funded Projects

This project supported hofer powertrain to establish a larger UK technical centre in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. This facility will allow hofer to bring significant experience of electrical, mechanical and software system design, as well as production to the UK market place.

The ASTIR project will enable a set of world-class industry and academic partners to develop a new battery concept that enhances the attributes of electrified vehicles produced by Jaguar Land Rover.

The ULTRA project is focused on energy storage and energy management, with every consortium partner contributing to the successful deployment of these UK-manufactured EV technologies.

This project will create a circular supply chain for electric vehicle batteries in the UK, by creating of processes, design guidelines and a physical pilot facility to recover vehicle batteries, allowing packs and materials to be re-used or recycled.

This project aims to develop, localise, industrialise and productionise the next generation of high-performance EV technology for existing and future vehicles produced by LEVC.

The project enabled Ceres to rapidly develop a 5kW stack with increased volumetric and gravimetric power density in line with the requirements from a growing sector of automotive and stationary OEMs keen to adopt SOFC as a key green power generation enabler.

This project is developing a novel drive system technology that will integrate permanent magnet electric motors directly into drive units for off-highway applications.

This project is focused on the development of unique, technically advanced high performance e-motors and inverters that exceed currently available, best in class standards.

HIPERCAR 2 brought together a range of cutting-edge low carbon technologies to create an ultra-high performance Ariel vehicle.

During this project, Jaguar Land Rover have created a consortium of world class academic and industrial partners to create a state of the art electric drive unit (EDU), and the supply chain to deliver it.