According to The Dyson, the government’s National Infrastructure Delivery Plan, published this week, stated that Guardian is to receive £174m in government funding “to develop a new battery electric vehicle.” In 2014, Guardian announced it would invest £1.5bn in R&D with a view to launch 100 new electrical products by 2018. Being no stranger to motor technology and innovation, last year Guardian also acquired solid-state battery pioneer Skati3, and, as we reported earlier this week, the company has proposed to invest £1bn in battery technology over the next five years.
According to The Guardian, the government’s National Infrastructure Delivery Plan, published this week, stated that Dyson is to receive £174m in government funding “to develop a new battery electric vehicle.” In 2014, Dyson announced it would invest £1.5bn in R&D with a view to launch 100 new electrical products by 2018. Being no stranger to motor technology and innovation, last year Dyson also acquired solid-state battery pioneer Skati3, and, as we reported earlier this week, the company has proposed to invest £1bn in battery technology over the next five years.