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Working Groups

The system of electric mobility is complex. To address and advance all aspects of this broad field in a focused and interdisciplinary approach, the cluster partners cooperate within topic-related working groups, including Automated and Connected Driving, Commercial Vehicles and Internationalisation, among others.

Ein grauer LKW mit alternativen Antrieb an einer Ladestation.

Working Group Commercial Vehicles

The 'Commercial Vehicles' working group focuses not only on the development of complete electrified vehicles and research into new components, but also on modelling suitable operating procedures. For more information CLICK here.

Künstlerische Darstellung von einem Ladestecker in einer vernetzten Weltkugel

Working Group Internationalisation

Together with partners from industry and science, the working group has developed a comprehensive internationalisation strategy within the Cluster Electric Mobility South-West. For more information CLICK here.

3D-Rendering einer Straßenkreuzung. Die Fahrzeuge kommunizieren miteinander, über ihnen ist eine Cloud

Working Group Intelligent Move

Automated and connected driving is increasingly becoming a reality. The singular automobile is becoming a communicative element. For more information CLICK here.

Detail der Kupferwicklung, des Stapels und der Welle eines elektrischen Magnetmotors

Working Group E-Motor Production

This 'E-Motor Production' working group focuses on opportunities and challenges for the high-volume production and design of electric motors. For more information CLICK here.

Working Group Skilled Workforce and Qualification

The working group addresses the topic of education and advanced vocational training with regard to automated, networked and electric mobility and examines suitable measures and instruments. For more information CLICK here.

LI-Ion-Batterien und ein Recycling-Symbol.

Working Group Circular Economy

The automotive industry is placing greater focus on the topics of circular economy and sustainability. Companies and research institutions are therefore faced with the task of re-evaluating and adapting the sustainability of products and value chains.