Vehicle Digital Twin

The University excels in digital engineering research - focusing on vehicles, their subsystems and environment.

Our Vehicle Digital Twin theme tackles challenges in modelling, simulation and control of vehicle systems.

It covers both physical and data-based modelling of a wide range of systems and their behaviour - including vehicle dynamics, noise, vibration and harshness, aerodynamics, structures, tyres, tribology, powertrains and control systems.

Examples of our activity

ViVID

The £39 million ViVID project is developing digital engineering tools that work with physical prototypes to bring new electrified vehicles to market more quickly.

The ViVID project website

Harnessing the Digital Twin for real Competitive Advantage

We co-authored the White Paper Harnessing the Digital Twin for real Competitive Advantage funded by the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK.

Review the White Paper

Vehicle Digital Twin Theme Lead

Photograph of Georgios Mavros

Professor George Mavros

Professor in intelligent mobility and vehicle dynamics

Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering