The long-term strategic partnership between JTA Investment Holding and Watt Electric Vehicle Company involves design and engineering of next-generation EVs in the UK with manufacturing in a new state-of-the-art production facility for marketing in Qatar and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
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Adding to Toyota’s plans to build vehicles with Nvidia Drive AGX and DriveOS, the automaker will create production-line digital twins with Nvidia Omniverse and Isaac Sim, accelerate software development with Nvidia Nemotron, and develop urban mobility systems using Nvidia platforms.
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The Swiss sustainable materials company’s AmpliTex flax-derived material technology is featured prominently in the concept, representing the first public unveiling of a car with components made through the partnership involving the extensive use of AmpliTex in BMW Group series production cars.
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The partnership brings together advanced vehicle design, engineering, and low-volume manufacturing capabilities under a single program, from initial concept to a fully functional prototype, as illustrated by a concept the partners created for a Lotus 2+2 EV daily driver commissioned by Autocar magazine.
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Mazda Motor Europe is the newest supporter of the collective of automotive companies focused on developing and reinforcing sustainability across the global automotive supply chain, reinforcing its global parent’s broader vision of sustainability embodied in recent vehicle concepts.
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The expansion supports growing demand for its AE.1, a trailer with ground-breaking aerodynamics and TrekDrive propulsion that now comes with a streamlined customization offering and premium features now standard at a lower starting price, making it more accessible for users looking to improve range.
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The £1.4 million investment round will enable the battery startup to apply its dry-coating technology, already proven on NMC cathodes, to solve the complex challenges of dry-coating LFP cathodes and graphite anodes and offer a cleaner, more efficient alternative, with lower energy usage.
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About 50 years after the Paris debut of the Esprit S1, the UK startup’s Series 1 is a respectful, ground-up remastering of the original, rebuilt with a carbon bodyshell, modern engineering and a renewed design philosophy, with deliveries beginning in Q2 2026 on a limited production run of 50 cars.
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The company expects the Ford Universal EV Platform and Ford Universal EV Production System developed by its California-based electric vehicle hardware and software skunkworks to deliver a family of affordable, electric, software-defined vehicles starting with a $30,000 midsize pickup.
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The Troy, MI-based startup revealed its radically simple and affordable pickup with unpainted composite body panels that can be personalized at any point in time, wrapped in any design or color, and even turned into an SUV, pitching it as a used-car option with an expected price under $20,000 after federal incentives.
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