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Martin G. H. Gustavsson

Enhetschef SEEL

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+46 10 228 44 21

Email

martin.gustavsson@ri.se

Location

Säve

ORCID

0000-0001-9232-0797

Research Director at SEEL

Martin Gustavsson leads the research agenda and roadmap at SEEL Swedish Electric Transport Laboratory, which he joined in 2020. With a Ph.D. in Physics and a strong industrial background, he brings extensive experience in product management and business development. Prior to SEEL, he advanced electromobility research and innovation at RISE. His ambition is to translate research insights into cutting‑edge testing capabilities that help accelerate the transition to sustainable electric transport.

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Scania a key partner in the development of SEEL – Sweden's test centre for electromobility

Scania has a strong focus on the development of electric vehicles – vehicles that customers expect to be able to drive longer distances in all kinds of climates. To accelerate the development of sustainable transport, Scania has b…

Testing crucial for the future of electric aviation

Heart Aerospace is a company with a clear ambition: to revolutionise regional air travel with electric passenger aircrafts. During the development of the first prototype of the ES-30 hybrid-electric aircraft, SEEL played an import…

SEEL accelerates the development of new electric vehicles

Electric vehicles are developing fast. But they need to develop even faster – to cope with the climate change and to meet market demands. "We need to make something technically even better, but also cheaper," says Martin Gustavsso…

Research at SEEL

An open and unique test centre with diversified equipment that can manage test objects ranging from battery coin cells to complete light and heavy-duty vehicles.

eMobility living labs

Electromobility means that the vehicles have electric motors for propulsion. Of particular interest are the vehicles where some or all of the electrical energy comes from the electricity grid. This means that the same vehicle can …

Electric Road Systems

Power transfer to moving vehicles by means of overhead lines, rails or wireless technology.

Publications

SEEL – The New Test Centre for Research and Development on Electromobility

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