MAHLE Powertrain Hits Hydrogen Combustion Engine Milestone
ATN Editorial TeamMAHLE Powertrain has converted a 13-litre heavy-duty engine to run purely on hydrogen under Project Cavendish, matching the diesel baseline's maximum torque and recording very…
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Hybrid Vehicles Remain Strategically Important To The Transition To Net Zero Says APC
The Advanced Propulsion Centre indicates that hybrid vehicles will remain strategically important globally into the early 2030s.
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APC Report Says Advanced Battery Anode Materials Key To EV Adoption
The APC highlights the need for advanced battery anode materials to accelerate electric vehicle adoption and support climate goals.
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New £20m UK Automotive Scale-up Fund Opens
The UK Department for Business and Trade, alongside the APC and Innovate UK, has launched a new £20m Scale-up Fund.
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APC Opens £2.5bn DRIVE35 Funding Competition
The APC announces £2.5 billion DRIVE35 programme to support zero-emission vehicle innovation and manufacturing scale-up.
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New APC Report Urges UK To Back Hydrogen ICE
A new report highlights hydrogen ICE’s potential in decarbonising transport, emphasizing the UK’s competitive advantage and export opportunities.
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Project M-LightEn Aims To Create 25% Lighter, 50% Greener Vehicle Chassis Structures
A new consortium aims to create lighter, greener vehicle chassis within three years, generating 160 jobs and significant economic impact.
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APC And The Automotive Council UK Launch Technology Roadmaps
The APC and Automotive Council UK launch the 2024 technology roadmaps highlighting trends and strategies crucial for achieving a net-zero automotive future by 2050.
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£85.8 Investment For New Zero-Emission Vehicle Technology
The UK government and APC announce a £85.8 million investment for zero-emission vehicle technologies, supporting manufacturing and creating green jobs.
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Electric motors: is the UK placing its bets wisely?
The APC suggests a focus on motor types, such as induction-based and Electrically Excited Synchronous Motors (EESM), could pay dividends in a market projected to…
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