Jaunt is one of Australia’s largest electric conversion workshops. The company upcycles four-wheel drive and classic cars into working electric vehicles so people can enjoy off-roading and driving while reducing their environmental impact. Its mission: Drive Australia toward a greener, cleaner future.
Without Apple, we couldn’t do what we do. We couldn’t run our business or make extremely concise, beautiful things cost effectively.
Dave Budge, CEO, Jaunt
Across the business, the Apple One platform and iCloud services let Jaunt move effortlessly from one job or device to another. In the concept stage, the teams use iPhone, iPad Pro, and Apple Pencil to scan the original vehicle, create mood boards, and design 3D models that can seamlessly be imported to Mac. Engineers use Numbers and OmniGraffle to plan electrical wiring diagrams. And every stage — from concept to build — is documented with iPhone.
Apple’s commitment to sustainability and 100 percent carbon-neutral operations made the choice of products to invest in a natural fit. Supported by Apple products, Jaunt is reducing emissions by creating efficient and paperless workflows. And rather than sourcing custom components from around the globe, Jaunt’s engineers design them on MacBook Pro and then make them by hand or send the designs to 3D printers for manufacture.
Jaunt marries hand-built craftsmanship with 21st-century manufacturing — a process driven and supported by Apple technology, from start to finish.
Dave Budge, CEO, Jaunt
Apple technology underpins the entire manufacturing process, enabling Jaunt to carry out its mission. By offering a reliable, efficient, and secure platform, Apple makes it easy for Jaunt to scale at any point. By implementing Apple technology, Jaunt has sped up and simplified production — without sacrificing quality or craftsmanship.
