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Jaguar Land Rover, Walpole, Redrice Ventures, Ferragamo and Prada

February 19, 2020

British apparel brand Castore got funding from Redrice Ventures and was also in Walpole's 2018 Brands of Tomorrow class. Image credit: Castore British apparel brand Castore got funding from Redrice Ventures and was also in Walpole's 2018 Brands of Tomorrow class. Image credit: Castore

 

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Jaguar Land Rover’s Project Vector vehicle is nod to future of urban mobility
British automaker Jaguar Land Rover has designed a new concept vehicle called Project Vector as part of its Destination Zero mission that is its transportation answer to the smartcity of the future.

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