Building on the philosophy behind the T.50 supercar, the far-reaching £300 million investment includes plans for a new division, Gordon Murray Electronics, to help put a sharper focus on designing and engineering advanced electric vehicles.
The electric flying machine—which combines the speed, comfort, and navigation systems of an aircraft with the convenience, maneuverability, and affordability of a boat—is set to transport passengers along coastal routes by 2025.
The company’s first all-electric motorcycle that debuted in 2019 will spawn a new brand targeting a higher-tech customer, with the first model being shown in July.
It aims to democratize autonomy and improve vehicle safety by accelerating its hardware and software development and partnering with the likes of Zenseac, SAIC Motor, Pony.ai.
Adam Boulton, CTO at BlackBerry Technology Solutions, writes about the possibilities for digital standardization in software-defined cars, bikes, and other vehicles.
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