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New 18,580-square-metre facility will produce 1100 upcycled vehicles each year

British electrification firm Lunaz has increased the size of its campus by 300% as it aims to ramp up operations and “satisfy a surge in demand”. 

Lunaz, which is based at Silverstone Technology Park and upcycles, electrifies and remanufactures passenger, industrial and commercial vehicles, will now have the capacity to produce 1100 vehicles each year. 

The 18,580-square-metre facility is 13,000 square metres larger than the company’s previous base. Lunaz says it will create 300 jobs, use energy-saving equipment and support a decarbonised future. 

Lunaz Applied Technologies (LAT), the firm’s division that upcycles diesel-powered industrial vehicles such as recycling trucks, will gain production space, becoming the largest company in the Silverstone Technology Cluster.

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