Project Details
Description
To provide affordable and accessible mobility solutions to both emerging and advanced markets the GIANTS (Green Intelligent
Affordable Nano Transport Solutions) project aims to develop a completely new electric vehicle platform. The platform is based on
user demands and will be demonstrated and validated in use cases in both emerging and advanced markets showcasing the practicality
of GIANTS technology. Rather than focussing on the development of a typical skateboard-solution common in the automotive sector,
GIANTS offers a much more flexible and mission tailored approach.
GIANTS will reduce the cost of ownership for electric vehicles and provide
climate-neutral solutions for urban transport that are user-friendly, energy efficient, and can improve air quality, thus the project will
increase the user acceptance and lead to EU leadership in world transport markets
Affordable Nano Transport Solutions) project aims to develop a completely new electric vehicle platform. The platform is based on
user demands and will be demonstrated and validated in use cases in both emerging and advanced markets showcasing the practicality
of GIANTS technology. Rather than focussing on the development of a typical skateboard-solution common in the automotive sector,
GIANTS offers a much more flexible and mission tailored approach.
GIANTS will reduce the cost of ownership for electric vehicles and provide
climate-neutral solutions for urban transport that are user-friendly, energy efficient, and can improve air quality, thus the project will
increase the user acceptance and lead to EU leadership in world transport markets
| Acronym | EUAR169 |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Effective start/end date | 1/01/24 → 30/06/27 |
Keywords
- Stakeholder management
- Sustainable transport - general
- electric vehicle platform
Flemish discipline codes in use since 2023
- Infrastructure, transport and mobility engineering not elsewhere classified
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