Defining the Use Case for Future Military Electric Vehicles

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Aerospace & Defense Technology

SAE Media Group

50 episodes

6 days ago

The Aerospace & Defense Technology podcast provides independent coverage of information that impacts the business, innovation, and trends occurring across all segments of aerospace and defense, with an emphasis on technology. Across a continuing series of seasons, the A&DT Podcast provides insights into the most pertinent topics occurring in today's aerospace system engineering field. The podcast also features interviews with experts on topics featured at SAE Media Group Defense's U.S. and Europe-based live conferences and exhibitions.

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Defining the Use Case for Future Military Electric Vehicles

Aerospace & Defense Technology

21 minutes 24 seconds

6 months ago

Defining the Use Case for Future Military Electric Vehicles

Over the last year, research and evaluation projects led bydefense agencies in the U.S., U.K. and around the world have demonstrated the potential advantages of operating hybrid and all-electric vehicles for a variety of military applications.

The U.K. Ministry of Defense, for example, recently gave anupdate on its evaluation of hydrogen power units (HPU) for electricvehicle charging. The U.S. Army recently released an update on its own testing of a hybridtactical vehicle prototype in Germany.

On this episode of the Aerospace & Defense Technologypodcast, Mark Findlay, CEO of U.K.-based engineering consultancy Drive System Design (DSD) explains why establishing definitive use cases and requirements are essential to unlocking the future potential of hybrid and all-electric military vehicles.