The Niche Vehicle Network in the UK has allocated over £2 million to support six innovative niche vehicle technology projects, with a significant portion of funding sourced from the Department of Business and Trade and the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK. The Production Readiness and Proof of Concept Competitions funded by the NVN aim to propel zero tailpipe emission vehicle technologies forward in the UK's niche vehicle sector. One of the funded projects, Carbon Threesixty's Hi-DEN Gen2 project, aims to develop a conformable hydrogen storage solution for Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles in collaboration with other industry partners. Muon Tech is working on the VXM-35, an integrated electric drive and vehicle control unit for light vehicles and electric power take-off applications. Other projects include the development of the Boped lightweight e-motorcycle, a low-floor delivery vehicle, an off-highway vehicle converted to a battery electric powertrain, and a high-performance battery prototype. These projects are crucial in advancing technology, reducing CO2 emissions, and expanding the UK's low-volume EV supply chain. Scott Thompson and Josh Denne have praised the projects for their contribution to the UK automotive sector's shift towards net zero emissions. They highlighted the importance of these initiatives in enhancing technology readiness levels, fostering innovation, and creating opportunities for broader adoption in high-volume markets. The focus on low-carbon vehicle technologies underscores the commitment to achieving the UK's climate goals through innovative solutions in the automotive industry.