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At PTI we are not just focusing on the here and now. Quality, growth and succession are at the heart of our strategy. We continue to invest in talent for…
The Greatest Innovations Of Williams Racing
On 28th November 2021, one of motorsport’s pioneers tragically passed away at the age of 79. Sir Frank Williams’ passing leaves behind a legacy of innovation, triumph and a privateer spirit that…
Govt Boosts Uptake Of EVs With New Charging Law
he government aims to encourage more car buyers to purchase electric vehicles (EVs) by introducing a new law to increase the number of charging points available.
Green Infrastructure Plan May Set Priorities For Motor Manufacturers
The UK is a leader in precision engineering, with its long-established role at the forefront of high-tech motoring such as motorsport. But the green imperatives of the years to come may see such technology increasingly applied to the need for zero-carbon transport.
UK Warned To Speed Up EV Charging Infrastructure Rollout
The UK has faced criticism over the slow rollout of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
South Korea Demonstrates Air Taxi Service
Officials in South Korea have demonstrated a local air transportation service that could be in operation in Seoul as soon as 2025. Innovators Magazine reports that the demonstration involved South…
The Surprising Debuts Of Modern Driving Technology
The history of the modern car is a gradual introduction of innovative technologies that collectively served to make cars easier, safer and more enjoyable to drive over a century of…
Rosberg: Motorsport Can Help Tackle Climate Change
What positive changes could be made?
Honda Enters Electric Air Taxi Game
Japanese car manufacturer Honda has begun developing eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) aircraft.
Motorsport Technologies That Have Become Road Car Standards
Precision engineering and innovative technology is not just useful for racing around Brands Hatch, it can also help with fuel economy or to ensure people safely commute to their destination.