The Car of the Future: Rosatom and Moscow Polytech Showcase the Voyt Electric SUV Development

Moscow Polytech, together with Roman Voyt, Head of the Electric Vehicles Project at the Composite Division of Rosatom State Corporation, has unveiled a working prototype of the Voyt SUV electric crossover. The vehicle became fully operational thanks to a universal electric platform developed by a team of engineers from the Advanced Engineering School for Technological Leadership (FDR) at Moscow Polytech.

According to experts, the FDR Advanced Engineering School has established itself as one of Russia’s leading centers of expertise in electric mobility. By combining academic knowledge with hands-on engineering experience, the School prepares highly qualified engineers capable of tackling ambitious industry challenges, including the development of innovative composite platforms for electric vehicles.

A key element of this approach is the Master’s degree program “Electrified Vehicles.” Throughout the program, students are immersed in real industrial projects, gaining practical experience in vehicle design, control system calibration, and the development of intelligent autonomous driving systems. This practice-oriented curriculum equips graduates with the skills most sought after by leading companies in the automotive industry.

The Master’s program at Moscow Polytech is designed for professionals who aspire to build careers with major industry leaders such as Rosatom. By participating directly in the development of next-generation electric vehicles during their studies, graduates gain valuable industry experience and a strong foundation for a successful career in the rapidly evolving field of electric mobility.