Simon Saunders - Designing The Ariel Nomad 2 And The Dash E-Bike

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Simon Saunders, founder of Ariel Motor Company, returns to chat about the all-new Nomad 2, the future of EVs, Ariel's experimental hypercar, and why some cars just make people smile. We also dive into titanium 3D printing, rally testing, and the psychology of driving. Enjoy, https://www.arielmotor.co.uk Chapters: 03:01 Introducing the Nomad 2: Design and Performance Changes 05:58 Off-Road Capabilities and Customer Experiences 08:58 Testing and Development: Real-World Applications 11:51 The Psychology of Driving: Car Perception and Enjoyment 14:56 Navigating Regulations: The Future of Internal Combustion Engines 18:03 Electric Vehicles: Challenges and Opportunities 23:25 The Future of Electric Vehicles 28:15 Innovations in Electric Bike Design 35:05 3D Printing and Material Advancements 40:31 Design Philosophy and User Experience Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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