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The Advanced Propulsion Centre is investing £73 million in 5 collaborative research and development projects, through its latest Collaborative R&D funding round.

A further £125 million investment in its Halewood Plant, plus £24 million for the E:PriME product development centre - coming after a series of APC projects.

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.