NEWS SECTION – FIND OUT WHAT’S NEW
“Driving the Future: Unveiling Breakthroughs in Electric Vehicle Technologies – Insights from European Research and Innovation”
Mark your calendars for Friday, 15th of March when starting from 10:00 the E-VOLVE Cluster webinar, initiated by Multi-Moby and with contributions from the E-VOLVE Cluster member projects is taking place.
Stay tuned as we will share more information with you, soon.
Welcome new member: VOLTCAR
We are happy to announce our cluster has a new member, the project VOLTCAR: New electrical motor technology for the vehicle industry
To fight climate change, the transportation sector has been transitioning towards electric vehicles. Unfortunately, despite the benefits of such a move, the dependence of current electric traction motors on rare earth permanent magnet materials is costly and causes supply risk.
The EU-funded VOLTCAR project will provide a revolutionary technology that allows for an impactful reduction of these materials while exceeding the state-of-art performance, cost and reliability requirements. The renewed design methodology and resulting novel high-speed motor could offer improved sustainability, allowing for circular value chains, recycling and reduced use of rare resources. Moreover, it would improve the power density of the motors and the energy efficiency of the vehicles and finally offer improved durability and lower costs.
The project, sister project to cluster members EM-TECH project and MAXIMA is coordinated by VTTJenni Pippuri-Mäkeläinen, Communication and Dissemination lead RTD Talos Melinda Danai Kathy. Supported by CINEA – European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, the project is contributing to the goals of 2Zero .
To learn more about Voltcar Project: Website.
HiPE released its first newsletter
The 𝙃𝙞𝙋𝙀 project released their first project newsletter.
You can get an overview of the project’s vision, mission, objectives and partners and also get an update on accomplished milestones. You can find out how the project has been making a positive impact in the field of WBG-based power electronics solutions. Also, there will be some insights on the plans and visions of the second year of the project.
Find the full newsletter here!
