09:30 Registration Opening & Morning Refreshments
10:15 Chair's Welcome and Introduction
Mr. Simon Arbuthnot - Automotive Consultant - Ricardo Strategic Consulting (confirmed)
10:15 Panel Session One: Understanding the Current State of HEV and EV Powertrain Development
Dr. Mike Richardson - Manager for Advanced Hybrids and Sustainable Mobility - Jaguar Land-Rover (confirmed)
Dr. Michael Lampérth - Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer - EVO Electric (confirmed)
Powertrain Development Representative - A & D Technology (confirmed)

Alternative powertrains have become a critical driving force for the automotive industry. This session aims to understand the latest innovations and trends in hybrid and electric vehicle engineering as well as powertrain component advancements within the global automotive industry. Topics to be covered will include:

  • Exploring Hybrid Classifications: Parallel, Series, Two Mode, Plug-In and Mild Hybrids
  • Advanced Powertrain Layouts, Regenerative Energy Recovery and Storage Systems
  • Industry Trend Analysis: Downsizing, Micro Hybridisation, Turbo charging, Flex Fuels
  • Intelligent Power Control, Electric and Battery Systems Integration
11:20 Morning Refreshment and Short Break
11:35 Open Floor Discussion, Debate and Questions with Panel One
12:30 Networking Lunch and Refreshments
13:30 Panel Session Two: Analysing Future HEV/EV Drivetrain Strategies and Solutions
Mr. Phil Barker - Chief Engineer for Hybrid and EV Powertrain Technologies - Lotus Engineering (confirmed)
Mr. Nick Ford - Senior Automotive Consultant - Frost and Sullivan (confirmed)

Hybrid and EVs are developing fast, but what does the future hold for powertrain innovation? This session will look at the future potential for alternative powertrains as well as provide an outlook on the industry. Topics to be covered will include:

  • The Role of Range Extenders in Electric Vehicles: Are They A Viable Solution?
  • Alternative Hybrid Configurations, Diesel Hybrids, and Maximising Vehicle Efficiencies
  • Integrating “Gap” Technologies as Interim Engineering Solutions
  • Key Areas for Powertrain Development, Innovation Opportunities and Mass Production
  • The Future of Ultra Efficient Powertrains – More Potentials or a Long Road Ahead?
14:20 Afternoon Refreshment Break
14:35 Open Floor Discussion, Debate and Questions with Panel Two
15:30 Chair's Summary and Closing Comments
15:45 Networking Drinks Reception

End of Programme

** Please note that the programme may change as speakers are added and updated **

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