Steel E-Motive program featured by The Engineer

The Steel E-Motive program has been featured in a report by The Engineer.

Technical Director, George Coates, and Chief Engineer, Neil McGregor, speak with the publication in depth about the Steel E-motive program.

They discuss how the trend towards vehicle autonomy and mobility as a service applications have given rise to the requirement of new vehicle architectures which meet consumer and stakeholder expectations.

They go on to explain that advances in steel technology make steel the perfect material for OEMs to respond to these future mobility trends. They also give an outline of progress on the program so far, including details of the vehicle concepts that are being developed on the program.

Read the full article here: https://www.theengineer.co.uk/steel-autonomous-vehicles/

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