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Lorillion is a UK-based advanced engineering and R&D centre specialising in sustainable electrification solutions and clean energy technologies. Incorporated in September 2023 and headquartered in Coventry, West Midlands.
Lorillion operates as a full turnkey engineering partner, taking projects from initial concept and prototype design through to complete systems delivery and production. Their capability spans automotive, marine, aerospace, commercial vehicles, off-highway, rail, and energy storage, giving engineers the cross-sector breadth that most specialist firms simply can't offer.
In 2025, Lorillion secured a £1.7 million UK government-backed contract to lead Project DUALCHARGE, developing a next-generation Power Conversion Unit (PCU) for electric motorcycles, three-wheelers, eVTOL aircraft, and industrial equipment. It is the kind of programme that signals where a company is heading.

Lorillion provides bespoke electrification engineering across the full technical stack. Their in-house capabilities cover every discipline required to take a complex electrified system from concept to production:
This breadth means Lorillion can serve as both a specialist work-package partner and a complete turnkey solutions provider, depending on the client's needs. Their customer base is global and spans nine market sectors: automotive, motorsport, marine, commercial vehicles, aerospace, rail and mass transit, off-highway, energy and utilities, and warehousing and logistics.
Lorillion is at an exciting inflection point. Having secured significant government-backed funding within two years of incorporation, the business is investing in its engineering team across multiple disciplines, both permanent and contract.
For engineers joining now, the opportunity is to help shape the technical direction of a company that is growing faster than most. Roles carry genuine scope and visibility, and career progression is tied directly to the company's expansion rather than headcount cycles.
The broader context is equally compelling. Electrification is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. Global investment in clean energy technology continues to accelerate, driven by net-zero commitments, tightening emissions legislation, and the electrification of transport, industrial, and utility applications. Engineers with the right skills are in high demand, and companies like Lorillion, working across multiple sectors with government backing, represent some of the strongest long-term career platforms available.

Lorillion has built a culture of innovation, collaboration, and sustainability. Engineers are encouraged to contribute actively to the development of pioneering solutions that support the global transition to net-zero emissions, this is not a company where people execute against a fixed brief; it is one where the brief is often being written for the first time.
The company values a proactive and adaptable approach to problem-solving. With a flat management structure and a genuine commitment to transparency, individual voices carry weight and ideas are taken seriously regardless of where they come from. Lorillion is explicit that career growth and job satisfaction are top priorities, not as policy language, but as a structural commitment to how the business is run.
Flexibility is built into the working model. Lorillion recognises that sustainable high performance requires balance, and that rigid working patterns are not compatible with the kind of creative, cross-disciplinary engineering they do. Employees are trusted to deliver.
Lorillion is headquartered at Lyons Park, Coventry, West Midlands, one of the UK's most established engineering and automotive clusters. Coventry sits at the heart of the UK's EV and electrification ecosystem, with proximity to major OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and a dense network of specialist engineering businesses.
The Coventry location provides easy access from across the West Midlands and beyond, with strong road and rail connections. For engineers already working in the region, or considering a move into it, Lorillion's base puts them at the centre of where the UK's electrification story is being written.