Quattro KTP Rated 'Outstanding' For Hybridisation with University of Exeter

We are working from the inside out with over half a million in investment, said Bob Browning, Head of Corporate Strategy for Quattro.  We’re re fitting and boosting what we’ve got with the expertise and technology it takes to breathe new into old.  We have avoided waste. With the completion of this bold strategy after two years, we now have three very different machine types in the pipeline for certification.  The hybridisation project has been a mammoth success.

At the completion of the project and the confirmation of the overwhelmingly positive results of the KTP, David Moss said the feeling in the company is one of great exhilaration:  The bread and butter for being a good engineer is connecting things together.  Seeing this come to fruition is a feeling of validation.  We had done the work and it actually succeeded.  We are elated and excited to move this forward at Quattro.

To date, Quattro has successfully hybridised plant vehicles for use in road, rail and construction with a rolling improvement in knowledge and capability each time.  Each vehicle is easier to maintain and better for the environment.  Continuation of the project will involve investigation of whole systems that include electrified vehicles, advanced capabilities, charging points, battery packs, and solar units, which could all be available to hire, as early as 2022.