How reliable is battery status information and what role should battery health ‘certificates’ play in the automotive supply chain? These are just two of the hot questions that will be discussed and debated at an upcoming BVRLA event.
The association’s upcoming (Tues 16 May) Deep Dive on battery health will include expert speakers from the Department for Transport, Nissan, Intertek, Altelium Ltd, and Williams Advanced Engineering.
Forming part of the BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge programme, the event is titled ‘Battery Health: Supercharge your knowledge’. The aim of this battery-centric event is to help build knowledge in this area, give members the opportunity to hear from expert speakers and raise concerns or pose questions alongside likeminded professionals. Confirmed speakers include:
- David Miles, Head of Vehicle Environmental Standards Team, Department for Transport
- Mark Pagett, Senior Engineer, Nissan
- David Meek, Business Line Director, Intertek
- Alex Johns, Business Development Manager, Altelium Ltd
- Joe Jones, Product Manager – Battery Technologies, Williams Advanced Engineering
The half-day Deep Dive will take place in central London on Chancery Lane.
The BVRLA would like to thank its event partner AutoTrader, who will provide some context on the consumer EV landscape and the Fleets in Charge programme sponsors for 2023, Arval, Mina and The AA.
Book onto the Deep Dive now on the BVRLA website.
