It will work on two-wheel and four-wheel vehicle design; advanced high-performance automotive engineering; digital and physical modelling; and research and development of new vehicle energy systems, including cell technologies.
Ola said it will invest £100m over the next five years into the Warwickshire site and employ more than 200 designers and automotive engineers. It also plans to partner with “world-class education and research institutions in the UK to collaborate on technology research and development”. Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal said: “Ola Futurefoundry will enable us to tap into the fantastic automotive design and engineering talent in the UK to create the next generation of electric vehicles.
"Futurefoundry will work in close collaboration with our headquarters in Bangalore, India, to help us build the future of mobility as we make EVs affordable across the world.”
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