Canada's Project Arrow initiative taps Aston Martin's Fraser Dunn as chief engineer

Dunn, who officially joins Project Arrow on Aug. 1, will steer the APMA's engineering team. (RICHARD PARDON)

May 06, 2021 03:56 PM

Fraser Dunn, chief engineer of special projects for Aston Martin, is joining the Project Arrow team, which is developing the first Canadian-made, zero-emissions, autonomous vehicle.

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