Arrival Microfactory Production Cell

Microfactories


                Every Arrival vehicle is produced in small-footprint, low cost Microfactories. Microfactories use our new method of cell-based assembly instead of the traditional automotive production line. They can be deployed quickly – making use of existing commercial spaces and producing any type of vehicle to meet demand.
                

Each Microfactory serves a city and its community – sourcing from the local area and developing custom vehicles for the region they’re in. By localising the supply chain, Microfactories help to reduce the environmental impact of manufacturing.

Serving local communities

At Arrival we realise that products need to be defined by the processes that make them. Designing vehicles for Microfactory assembly is core to our product development process and is an essential part of what makes our vehicles unique.

Product and process

Arrival Composite Materials

Materials

Arrival’s proprietary composite materials are low cost, strong and lightweight. 50% lighter than steel, yet durable and resistant to damage. Any vehicle maintenance required is easier and more cost-effective as a result.

Eliminating the use of sheet metal has removed complicated stamping and welding processes during manufacturing. Everything is moulded and shaped to form the vehicle, which allows us to create any type of vehicle rapidly and on demand.

Multiple vehicle types at speed

We’ve considered the environmental impact throughout our vehicle’s lifetime - ensuring the materials are recyclable and reusable at every stage of production, use and end of life.

First and second life application

Arrival Unified Computing Platform (UCP)

Elements


                At Arrival, we design, engineer and manufacture the components of our vehicles in-house. Vertical integration enables us to control the functionality and cost of our products – passing the cost-savings on to the customer.
                

All of our components are designed on a modular grid-based system for simple assembly. Each component can be used across Arrival’s different vehicle platforms, allowing manufacturing at scale and rapid development of new vehicle types.

Modular and versatile

Arrival components are all plug & play – hardware that’s enabled by software. Each component is easily upgradeable over the air and when it’s time, predictive software empowers quick replacement. This ability to upgrade both hardware and software extends the lifespan of an Arrival vehicle by twice that of an average commercial vehicle.

Plug and play

Arrival Elements - Drive Unit

Arrival Elements - High Voltage Battery Module (HVBM)

Why Arrival?

Our radical new technologies will have a huge impact on wide-scale electrification – here’s why:

Priced competitively with fossil fuel equivalents and with a much lower total cost of ownership, while delivering an exceptional experience.

Best in class electric vehicles.

Revolutionising vehicle design and production. Smart robotic assembly of our proprietary components and composite materials eliminates legacy processes.

The New Method.

Installed locally with a small footprint and low capital expenditure. Operational within months, enabling rapid deployment worldwide.

Arrival Microfactories.

Optimised use of in-house hardware, software and next generation robotics creates unrivalled unit economics.

High margins.

We are forecast to be profitable by 2023 and our projected revenue by end of 2024 is $14.1B.

Existing orders totalling $1.2B*.

Sourced from industry-leading companies and supported by a talented and growing global workforce of over 1500 people.

Experienced leadership team.

*Based on spot Euro to USD exchange rate as of Aug 17, 2020 of 1.1863: includes option to order additional 10,000 units. Primarily includes order from UPS, that can be cancelled or modified.

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Why Arrival?


Arrival Lists its Shares on Nasdaq With the Symbol “ARVL”; First Electric Vehicles due Q4 2021 

Arrival Announces Two New Members to Global Board Of Directors

CIIG Merger Corp. Announces Stockholder Approval of Business Combination with Arrival S.à r.l; Ordinary Shares of the Combined Company Expected to Begin Trading on Nasdaq Under the Symbol “ARVL” on March 25, 2021

Arrival Announces New Microfactory Producing Electric Delivery Vans in Charlotte

Arrival Unveils Electric Van Taking to Public Roads This Summer

CIIG Merger Corp. Announces Registration Statement In Connection With Its Proposed Business Combination With Arrival S.à r.l. Has Been Declared Effective And Sets The Record Date And Meeting Date For The Special Meeting Of Stockholders

Arrival and First Bus confirm the start of zero-emission bus trials

Arrival Group Announces Five New Members to Global Board of Directors

Arrival appoints Adrian Nyman as Chief of Brand

Arrival joins ITF Corporate Partnership Board to work on decarbonising global transport

CIIG Merger Corp. Announces Filing of a Registration Statement on Form F-4 by Arrival Group in Connection with its Proposed Business Combination with Arrival S.à r.l.

Arrival establishes its North American Headquarters in Charlotte N.C.

Arrival to list on Nasdaq through merger with CIIG Merger Corp

Arrival Expands Executive Leadership Team, Announces New CEO of Arrival Mobility in UK

Arrival accelerates global expansion with $118M investment

Arrival to build its first U.S. electric vehicle Microfactory in York County, South Carolina

Arrival named UK's Number 1 Startup by LinkedIn

Arrival Bus Reimagines Public Transportation for a New Normal

UPS invests in Arrival and orders 10,000 Generation 2 Electric Vehicles

BlackBerry to Power Arrival's Generation 2.0 Intelligent Electric Vehicles

UK Electric Vehicle Unicorn Arrival Receives €100M Investment from Hyundai and Kia

Arrival’s Chief of Strategy, Avinash Rugoobur participated in a panel at Web Summit in Lisbon

“The Future of the Commercial Vehicle“ — Arrival’s Avinash Rugoobur and Imogen Pierce on Auto Futures Podcast

Arrival Ltd appoints GM’s Mike Ableson to lead North American Operations

Arrival listed in the UK’s top 25 Startups

Our technologies define us. We design and develop everything in-house for maximum vertical integration.