As part of Allison Transmission, UK battery manufacturer Vantage Power has a particular focus on battery technology development, including for electric hybrid propulsion, and is competing strongly on performance in the commercial vehicle sector
UK battery technology firm Vantage Power started out in 2011 developing hybrid propulsion systems for retrofitting to double-decker buses. The company has widened its product offering in electrified propulsion and connected vehicle technology since then and last year it was bought out by Allison Transmission, the world’s largest manufacturer of fully automatic transmissions for medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicles. As part of Allison Transmission, Vantage Power has a particular focus on battery technology development, including for electric hybrid propulsion
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