In Pictures: Ricardo's AMBERS Modular Battery Platform Targets Wider Hybrid Adoption in High-Performance Vehicles

Ricardo's AMBERS platform aims to make hybrid battery systems more accessible across motorsport classes.

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The modular design targets cost barriers that have slowed electrification in high-performance racing.

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Developed with Hyperbat and Volklec, AMBERS offers an off-the-shelf hybrid battery solution.

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Wider hybrid adoption could extend electrification to a broader range of racing categories.

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Ricardo positions AMBERS as a pathway to affordable hybrid powertrains for performance vehicles.

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The off-the-shelf approach is intended to reduce development costs for teams and manufacturers.

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Hybrid systems pair combustion engines with electric components to boost performance and efficiency.

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Electrification in motorsport has historically been limited by high costs and complexity.

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Ricardo's AMBERS platform seeks to accelerate hybrid uptake in high-performance applications.

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