News

The latest vehicle sales data from the SMMT show further growth in the number of new low carbon cars on the road.

A new report issued by the Automotive Council shows that significantly more locally manufactured components are being used in UK built vehicles now compared with 2011.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre provides collaborative resources which enable companies to develop and produce low carbon propulsion technology in the UK.

The Royal Academy of Engineering has announced that APC Board member Professor Colin Garner has been elected as a new Fellow of the Academy.

The awarding winning journal BusinessGreen has launched a new series of ‘Technology Awards’ aimed at recognising the ground breaking work companies are doing to develop low carbon technology.

Low carbon technology is at the top of the agenda at the 2015 Frankfurt motor show which opened this week and runs until 27 September 2015.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre team hosted Anna Soubry MP, Minister of State for Small Business, Innovation and Skills at LCV2015, as part of a visit to the UK’s leading low carbon vehicle event.

A unique publication telling the story of how the UK has developed a world-class low carbon vehicle industry was launched today at LCV2015.

The new car market in the UK continues to soar according to today’s news from the SMMT with a record 42nd consecutive month of growth.

The UK’s low carbon automotive sector is making tracks for Millbrook to attend LCV2015 in September 2015.