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Steel E-Motive is creating virtual concepts for fully autonomous mobility as a service vehicle solutions
Steel E-Motive is a vehicle engineering program which is developing virtual concepts for two fully autonomous and connected electric vehicles designed for mobility as a service (MaaS) applications. We are using Advanced High-Strength Steel (AHSS) technologies and products to design autonomous vehicle concepts to enable MaaS solutions which are safe, affordable, accessible and environmentally conscious.
The Steel E-Motive Vehicle is designed with mobility as a service in mind
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Steel E-Motive at Pre-COP 26 Milan
Phil Crowther, Business Strategy & Development Director at Ricardo, will be presenting "Connecting e-vehicles to the city" at The Road to COP26 on 30th September at 1000CEST. He will be presenting Steel E-Motive's product vision to meet urban mobility user needs...
How AHSS is improving high voltage battery design and integration in electric vehicles for MaaS applications
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IN PARTNERSHIP
WorldAutoSteel has partnered with Ricardo to develop the concepts for this new vehicle engineering program, Steel E-Motive. This partnership brings new technologies from steel industries combined with expertise and innovation in vehicle architectures that will shape the future of sustainable mobility.