As countries around the world look to the prospect of a hydrogen economy, fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) will be first major opportunity to spearhead an effort that could eventually also include stationary energy and broad infrastructure. Automotive OEMs like Hyundai, Toyota, and Daimler are committed to...
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News Commentary | June 07, 2021
Toyota's latest Mirai included a slew of powertrain updates that improved efficiency and added a third hydrogen tank for increased hydrogen storage, boosting range in this generation of Mirai by 30% to 650 km. In this latest range record announcement, the 1,000 km trip is just another hypermiling ... Not part of subscription
Technology | March 02, 2022
An electrochemical cell that directly converts hydrogen or hydrocarbon fuel and oxygen into electricity for mobility applications. Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | March 15, 2022
Fifteen years ago, the Honda FCX Clarity was presented as the future of the car. Its hydrogen fuel cell only emitted water, and the technology seemed like the successor to the internal combustion engine (ICE). Of course, we all know what followed those announcements — Tesla’s push for vehicle ... Not part of subscription