Electric propulsion motors and systems for the aerospace market
Evolito, a 2021 YASA spin-out based in Bicester, industrialises axial electric motor technology for aircraft propulsion. Its stack pairs simulation tools (MATLAB/Simulink, ANSYS Maxwell, Abaqus, dSPACE) with certification-grade requirements and verification tooling (IBM DOORS, Polarion, VectorCAST, LDRA), signaling a push toward certifiable flight hardware. Senior-weighted engineering hiring and repeated mentions of production ramp-up point to a shift from development into volume manufacture.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Engineer
Evolito Ltd is a privately held UK company headquartered in Bicester, Oxfordshire, founded in 2021 as a spin-out from YASA. It focuses on bringing electric motor technology and associated IP to aerospace applications, developing electric propulsion units and their thermal and liquid cooling systems. The company employs 51–200 people and hires within the United Kingdom. Its operations span engineering, manufacturing, supply chain and quality, using automotive-style quality frameworks such as APQP, PPAP and 8D alongside SAP for business systems.
Evolito uses MATLAB, Simulink, Simscape, ANSYS (Fluent, Maxwell), Abaqus, Siemens NX, Teamcenter, SolidWorks, IBM DOORS, Polarion, Codebeamer, VectorCAST, LDRA, dSPACE, SAP, Power BI and Azure.
Evolito is headquartered in Bicester, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, and currently hires only in the UK.
Evolito is developing electric propulsion programmes, including thermal system design for new propulsion units, liquid cooling optimisation, manufacturing process development and system test strategy.
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