Fuel Cells
Isuzu delays heavy-duty hydrogen truck co-developed with Honda, but agrees to develop light-duty H₂ truck with Toyota
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Read MoreStellantis’ exit from fuel-cell maker Symbio will cost the automaker €235m: report
The French auto firm is set to finalise its withdrawal from the joint venture with Michelin and Forvia next month Stellantis’ fuel-cell Opel Vivaro van, which had been due to begin serial production in 2025 before the automaker’s hydrogen programme was scrapped. Photo: Opel Automobile GmbH Source link
Read MoreBMW’s upcoming hydrogen-powered iX5 will have the longest range of any fuel-cell car on the market
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Read MoreHyundai begins sales of next-generation Nexo hydrogen car in Japan, with huge subsidies available
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Read MoreToyota plans to join Volvo and Daimler in fuel-cell joint venture Cellcentric
Toyota will become an equal shareholder in the company, which focuses on heavy-vehicle fuel cells, if a legally binding agreement is reached From left to right, Karin Rådström (CEO of Daimler Truck), Koji Sato (CEO of Toyota), and Martin Lundstedt (CEO of Volvo Group). Photo: Cellcentric Source link
Read MoreSouth Korea exempts hydrogen and battery-electric vehicles from emergency fuel rationing measures
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Read MoreHyundai to launch new Nexo hydrogen car in Japan by the summer
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Read MoreGlobal sales of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles to reach more than three million by 2040, driven by trucks and buses: SNE
Hydrogen trucks and buses are poised to become the ‘primary growth engines’ of the FCEV market, amid upcoming sales boost in Europe and the US, according to new analysis from the respected Korean consultancy SNE Research Daimler’s NextGenH2 hydrogen-powered truck. Photo: Daimler Truck Source link
Read MoreEnd of the road for Aberdeen’s world-first hydrogen bus fleet
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Read MoreGerman government signs off on €11.6m grant for 52 hydrogen-powered buses
German government signs off on €11.6m grant for 52 hydrogen-powered buses Source link
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