Let’s have a chat about EV innovation.

We’re developing a new Australian product for the EV industry that we believe has genuine global potential and while we’re not ready to show exactly what it is yet, what excites me is that this product represents the beginning of something much bigger.

I’ve spoken before about injection moulding, toolmaking and rebuilding manufacturing capability in Australia. This gives us a practical way to start that process with a product, demand and a clear pathway from CAD design and engineering through prototyping, advanced tooling, injection moulding, manufacturing and eventually exporting around the world.

From there, the opportunity expands into education by connecting what we’re building with TAFE, universities, engineering, CAD, advanced manufacturing, advanced tooling, injection moulding, robotics and the trades so people can learn using modern equipment, understand how products move from design through to production and develop the skills that will be needed as industry continues to change.

It also becomes part of how we build and train our Authenticated Intelligence by bringing together the knowledge of designers, engineers, toolmakers, manufacturers, educators and tradespeople into one system built around verified human expertise.

What starts with one Australian EV product can become the foundation for manufacturing, education, technology, AI and jobs working together and we’ll continue sharing that journey as the project develops.