Turntide secures UK grant for axial flux motors
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Aug 10, 2026 · Last updated Aug 10, 2026
The grant strengthens Turntide's ability to scale production of advanced axial flux motors, potentially boosting its competitiveness in the electric powertrain market. This could positively impact the UK's zero-emission vehicle supply chain and related industries.
Turntide Technologies, a global leader in electrification and hybridization solutions, has been selected for a £17 million matched funding grant through the UK Government's DRIVE35 Scale-up Fund, delivered by the Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology in partnership with the United Kingdom — Advanced Propulsion Centre and United Kingdom — Innovate UK. The funding supports Project SUPREME, an 18-month program to automate and scale production of axial flux motors, which are more efficient and compact than conventional radial flux designs. The project will expand Turntide's Gateshead campus and reestablish a facility in Cramlington, Northumberland, securing job growth in North East England. CEO Steve Hornyak highlighted the importance of scaling next-generation electric motor technology production in the UK for the global market.
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