A zero-emission vehicle that was partly developed by Ontario Tech University researchers will be on-hand for the Canadian International AutoShow in Toronto.
‘Project Arrow’ will be on display during the show, which runs February 17 to 26 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.It was designed and built on-campus, with the help of several stakeholders.
“Project Arrow is an amazing story of innovation and collaboration here in Oshawa,” said Mayor Dan Carter. “Projects such as Project Arrow, combined with our research expertise in automotive engineering, autonomous vehicles and advanced manufacturing are further establishing our great city as a centre of automotive excellence and innovation.
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