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Fortescue Zero (Formerly Williams Advanced Engineering)

Acquired
Batteries & EnergyKidlington, Oxfordshire Website Low confidence
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Why consider this supplier?

Fortescue Zero is the advanced engineering and green technology division of Fortescue, specializing in high-performance electrification and energy storage solutions. Rebranded from Williams Advanced Engineering (WAE), the company leverages motorsport-derived expertise to deliver decarbonization technologies for the automotive, mining, and transport sectors.

Capabilities

Components offered

Bespoke battery packs and modules, Battery Management Systems (BMS), power electronics, DC-DC converters, and lightweight composite structures for vehicle chassis and cooling systems.

Products & services

The company provides high-performance battery systems, ultra-fast charging infrastructure, powertrain integration, and battery intelligence software. Its services include engineering consultancy, vehicle simulation, and low-carbon propulsion strategy development for heavy industry and niche automotive applications.

Key technologies

High-energy density battery architecture600kW Ultra-fast charging technologyElysia battery intelligence softwareHydrogen fuel cell integrationRegenerative braking systemsAdvanced thermal management

Manufacturing Capabilities

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R&D focus

Development of 'Real Zero' propulsion systems, next-generation battery cell chemistry, extreme-fast charging infrastructure for heavy-haulage, and AI-driven battery lifecycle optimization.

Certifications

ISO 9001 (Quality Management)ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety)Cyber Essentials Plus

Volume fit

Specialist / low volume · Ultra-low volume / hypercar

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