The Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC) has been at the forefront of advancing clean-propulsion technologies and updating automotive technology roadmaps to guide the transition toward zero-emission vehicles. These roadmaps, developed through an industry consensus process, provide a comprehensive knowledge base reflecting the expertise and vision of key stakeholders in the automotive ecosystem. Recent updates include new roadmaps focusing on the mobility of goods and people, anticipating evolving trends in transportation and logistics. The CEO of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) emphasized the need for system-level roadmaps that consider the broader transport ecosystem, highlighting the importance of innovative solutions for different vehicle applications. The latest updates cover key technology areas such as Electrical Energy Storage, Electric Machines, Power Electronics, Lightweighting, ICE, and Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Systems and Storage. Four key themes are addressed across all roadmaps to strengthen sustainability, enhance supply chain resilience, ensure affordability for end-users, and promote the net-zero value proposition. Collaboration between academia, industry, and government is crucial for driving innovation and establishing a sustainable lifecycle for automotive components. Digitalization is identified as a key enabler for sustainability, influencing all aspects of technology development. From digital twins to manufacturing process enhancements, digitalization is essential for operational efficiency and supporting sustainability goals in the automotive industry. As the UK focuses on research excellence and collaboration, these advancements in clean-propulsion technologies and technology roadmaps pave the way for a sustainable future in the automotive sector.