Yamaha's newly announced development partnership focuses on testing and production of the e-axle, as well as the vehicle motion control systems. Paired with an 55-kWh battery pack, these electronic systems will be dynamically augmented by double-wishbone suspension with fully adjustable geometry at both ends of the car.

The Project V was revealed in concept form at the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed, but Caterham said at the time that it planned to bring it to production—a process that's now underway. A prototype currently under development will use a Yamaha e-axle and "technology and expertise in vehicle motion control," the Yamaha said.

Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (Tokyo:7272) announced today its strategic partnership in the development of an all-new electric sports coupe, known as “Project V,” which is being spearheaded by UK-based Caterham EVo Limited,

The partnership on the new electric sports coupe, named Project V, is expected to see Yamaha lending its expertise in vehicle motion control.

Yamaha will supply a “cutting-edge” e-axle to the prototype, helping Caterham move its new model into the next stage of development. The “lightweight compact electric powert

Caterham has today announced that Yamaha Motor, a renowned Japanese mobility manufacturer, has joined as a development partner for its all-new electric sports coupe, Project V. Yamaha will supply its latest cutting-edge e-axle to the prototype model.

Remember the stunning Caterham Project V from last year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed? The concept car, built by Italdesign, captivated enthusiasts with its sleek, lightweight design, tipping the scales at just 2,