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The Clean Bus Technology Fund is being awarded to 18 local authorities across England which will allow 439 buses to be fitted with technology that will reduce emissions and improve air quality in pollution hotspots.

The UK have smashed the record for new car registrations for the fourth year in a row, beating 2014 record by 2.63 million vehicles being registered in 2015.

Future funding competitions run by the Advanced Propulsion Centre.

The plug-in car grant was given a £400 million boost that will benefit more than 100,000 motorists in an aim to treble the amount of ULEVs on Britain’s roads.

Good news for automotive from the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement as the launch of round 5 of APC funding and the new Electric Machine Spoke at the University of Newcastle is announced.

Chancellor George Osborne announced, in the 2015 Autumn Budget Statement, that the Government will continue to support Automotive Industry by securing long term investment for the sector.

A new information hub has been produced by the LowCVP to signpost a growing range of roadmaps such as fuel, vehicle and infrastructure.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre is seeking industry input to a vital study that will shape support for our industry.

The UK government committed to lead global efforts to cut vehicle emissions during the international climate conference in Paris.

The LUTZ Pathfinder project from the Transport Systems Catapult was awarded the Automotive Award for Innovation at the 99th SMMT Annual Dinner.