This investment enables the company to respond to the growing demand for electric and hybrid powertrains in Europe. The Tczew facility complements Eaton’s North American testing centre located in Mashall, Michigan.

The manufacturer built thirty-five highly specialised box van semi-trailers, measuring 4.9 metres in height and boasting internal tail-lifts, for Asda's clothing brand, ‘George’.

Whereas TracKing Pro tracks energy consumption, TracKing Smart Trailer collects data on “critical trailer components” such as tyre pressure, brake health, door position, lights, and axle weight.

The contract is from the Uttar Pradesh Government Health Department for 2,429 ambulances.

The ‘CT6000E’, which was developed collaboratively between Mallaghan and International, was unveiled at the Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

The key reason behind this warranty extension is to increase the competitiveness of its products on the back of a projected procurement of an estimated 2,000 additional  waste collection vehicles in the UK over the next three years ahead of new UK  legislation.

The company is embarking on a revival using common componentry for vehicles in Europe and India.

With a lifespan of 20 years, the 26 kWh battery utilises Yoshiba LTO cells and delivers double the power of the previous generation (Pulse 15) with a peak output of 400lW for ten seconds.

Turntide is integrating its operations in the northeast of England into a single engineering campus based in Gateshead and is producing inverters under contract with Kaynes Technology India Ltd for the domestic light-duty market.

The company has signalled its intention to move away from its work on self-driving vehicles towards applications in the digital entertainment industry, after coming under investigation from American authorities for illicit technology transfers to China (settled in 2024).

Wrightbus’ ‘Streetdeck Hydroliner Gen 2.0’ was developed over four years as part of a project which was 50% funded by a grant from the Advanced Propulsion Centre.

Oxon claims that its drop-in fuel can reduce particulate matter by as much as 90%, thus reducing NOx emissions by 60% and CO2e emissions by 21%.