Our team
Designing the mounts, enclosures, and cooling solutions that protect critical components and make the full system fit together.
The Packaging Team´s mission is to ensure that all systems fit together seamlessly inside the car. The Packaging Team focuses not only on technical progress but also on team development and collaboration. Creating an inclusive and supportive environment is a key priority, making sure every member feels confident and integrated into the organization.
The team consists of 12 members and is divided into four subteams: Battery Container, Cooling System, Brake Lines, and Electronics Packaging. Their responsibility is to design and construct all mechanical parts related to electronics and system integration, ensuring that everything is lightweight, compact, watertight, and precisely packaged. Because of this, precision is absolutely critical. When space is limited, every millimeter matters.
Tim Westman
“It’s not just about making things fit. We make sure components are protected, cooled, and integrated so the whole system works reliably.”
Team Members:Evelina Berg, Melvin Hesselgård, Mattias Wängermark, David Helenius, Jesper Norin, Algot Björklund, Alexander Lockley, Linus Lundblad, Bharathan Anbuselvan, Anton Eriksson, Rasmus Friebe
Behind the scenes
The battery container group is responsible for designing and manufacturing the enclosure that houses the car's battery pack, ensuring it is secure, lightweight, and meets safety standards while optimizing space within the chassis.
The cooling system group is responsible for designing and implementing the cooling solutions that manage heat generated by the car's electrical components, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
The brake line group focuses on designing and manufacturing the brake lines that connect the braking system, ensuring they are durable, lightweight, and properly routed for optimal performance and safety.
The electronics packaging group is responsible for designing and implementing the packaging solutions that protect and integrate the car's electronic components, ensuring they are properly secured, cooled, and accessible for maintenance.
