In the quest to create energy-efficient vehicles and greener transportation solutions, carbon fibre batteries are emerging as a revolutionary technology. This new battery technology not only stores energy but also forms part of the structural framework of vehicles, drastically reducing weight and improving overall efficiency. The potential for carbon fibre batteries to reshape industries such as automotive and aerospace is immense.
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Oct
2024
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Sep
2024
The automotive world has always been captivated by innovation, and the Lotus Theory 1 Concept, a futuristic electric sports car, pushes the boundaries of what electric vehicles (EVs) can achieve. Lotus, renowned for its lightweight sports cars, is introducing a bold new design concept that brings technology, performance, and sustainability together in a way that could shape the future of automotive engineering.
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Sep
2024
The automotive world is on the brink of a revolution, and hydrogen race cars are at the forefront of this transformation. As the motorsport industry increasingly looks for sustainable alternatives to traditional fuel, hydrogen cars are fast becoming the game-changing solution. This article explores how hydrogen race cars work, their benefits, and the role they could play in the future of motorsport.
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Aug
2024
The global demand for lithium, a critical component in electric vehicle (EV) batteries, continues to soar. In response, researchers have developed an innovative method for lithium extraction that promises to enhance both the efficiency and sustainability of battery recycling. This breakthrough could significantly impact various sectors, including automotive, aviation, and energy.
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Feb
2024
In the world of motorsport, innovation takes the lead, pushing boundaries and redefining what vehicles can achieve. Recently, a Chevy S-10 with Tesla battery tech captured the attention of enthusiasts and experts alike at the brutal King of the Hammer off-road racing event in California. Despite facing off against traditional monster V8s, the TesTen’s electric torque delivery gave it the edge; showing that Tesla battery tech is at home off-road as it is on the road.
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Aug
2023
The automotive industry stands on the cusp of revolutionary change, spurred by technological advancements, changing consumer preferences, and environmental concerns. Through this lens, we aim to provide a profound exploration of where the automotive industry is headed and the multifaceted trends propelling it forward.
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May
2023
Automotive engineering is a hotbed of innovation, and precision machining is the driving force behind its constant evolution. From enhancing performance to improving safety, precision engineering plays a pivotal role in shaping the vehicles we know and love today. As a leading manufacturer in the UK, we specialise in various sectors, including automotive engineering, and in this blog, we will explore the remarkable impact of precision machining in the world of automotive engineering and how it continues to drive advancements while improving quality.
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Aug
2022
Although open-cockpit racing cars could make a comeback, it may not be everyone’s cup of tea, unless you’re an elite car collector or a racing driver. That said, looking at the new Aston Martin DBR22 Roadster, it’s easy to see why it might appeal to more people as its design is simply spectacular.
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Jul
2021
Aside from strikingly good looks, what comes to mind first when you think of a hypercar or Formula One? If you answered sleek, aerodynamic styling you’d be right and that usually involves a big rear wing. However, Peugeot’s latest hybrid hypercar doesn’t have a rear wing which many consider a massive achievement.
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Feb
2021
The automotive sector has seen some exciting cars in recent times but few are as stunning and technologically sound as the all-new McLaren Artura Hybrid. It is, in fact, the first completely new model the British automaker has produced in over a decade and the first hybrid since the McLaren P1.
The real race towards electrification starts with the new McLaren Artura which they refer to as its first High-Performance Hybrid model. Indeed, the P1 was first but it was a 375-unit special edition whereas the Artura is a full production car complete with a brand new engine and chassis.
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