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Blog post: In this period of increasing turbulence and uncertainty, Ian Constance reflects on the enormity of the journey the automotive sector has been on.

£211 million of funding confirmed for battery research through the Faraday Battery Challenge will help to continue world-leading innovation in zero-emission automotive technology.

Our latest report - 2025 and beyond: Promising battery cell innovations for the UK automotive sector - provides a qualitative assessment of the UK’s existing capability in automotive battery developments.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre has announced that 22 ground-breaking projects will receive a share of £25 million of government funding through our Scale-up Readiness Validation competition.

Help shape the future of UK automotive collaborative R&D funding by completing our consultation.

The latest forecast from the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK points to a further increase in global automotive battery demand to over 2,900 GWh by 2030.

A ground-breaking electric supercar designed and manufactured in the UK, is making its global show debut at this year’s Cenex LCV on the UK Government Pavilion.

The latest in government-backed advanced low-carbon automotive technology will be unveiled on the UK Pavilion at Cenex-LCV and Cenex-CAM 2022.

In this podcast interview, discover what our CEO, Ian Constance, makes of the recent funding announcements by UK government and industry, challenges affecting the supply chain and what's really driving the push to net zero.

The UK government announces the backing for a British critical material plant, providing funding through the Automotive Transformation Fund, managed by the Advanced Propulsion Centre.