SYNETIQ, the UK’s leading vehicle salvage and recycling company, has announced that two of its Doncaster vehicle processing facilities are to be joined with the addition of 25 acres in order to create one new industry leading operation.
The UK’s effortlessly cool premium E-bike brand has let two of its exclusive designs, the ultimate in high-style personal mobility, take starring roles in a new short film, shot in association with Flat-Out Creative.
The UK-based advanced engineering specialist, D2H Advanced Technologies, has worked intensively with the Supercars championship organisers in Australia to develop their pre-season performance testing regime.
Oxfordshire based tech company Saietta has won a major grant, through the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) that will fast-track the first stage of the production process ramp-up for its innovative Axial Flux Traction (AFT) electric motor.
MAHLE has commissioned a test bench for electric drives in Stuttgart, Germany, which will be used develop and test e-axles and e-drive units for a wide range of electric and hybrid vehicles.
SYNETIQ, the UK’s largest vehicle salvage and recycling company, is marking its support of Team BRIT with a short film documenting the transformation of the BMW M240i donated to the organisation’s all-disabled racing team.
AC Cars is launching a new limited series of 12 special cars recreated from the 1963 AC factory Le Mans cars. They will be called the AC Cobra Le Mans electric and retain AC’s proud heritage of power – the motor maybe electric but it has 460 kw of power and 1000 NM of torque (that’s 617bhp and 738 lb.ft).
One of the UK’s best-known companies, British Gas’ heritage stretches back over 200 years. Its iconic bright blue vans are a regular sight on the road, carrying thousands of Engineers between homes and businesses.
The transport industry will be able to accurately correlate simulated testing of autonomous vehicles on public roads in the UK for the first time, thanks to rFpro’s highly-accurate digital-twins of public roads in the Midlands.
The MIA’s online event on the 3 November 2020 will deliver help to businesses in the motorsport and high-performance engineering sector, helping them restore and regrow during this difficult period.