In 1998, Mercedes-Benz produced the first road-legal FCEV with the A-Class-based Necar. How do hydrogen fuel cell vehicles work? Hydrogen cars draw their power from a fuel cell stack, where oxygen ...

Mercedes-Benz' investment of nearly 2 billion euros ($2.73 billion U.S. at the current exchange rate) into fuel-cell technology over the past 15 years will partially be paid back by those who ...

A single hydrogen fuel cell delivers a low voltage, so manufacturers "stack" fuel cells together in a series, as in a dry-cell battery. The more layers, the higher the voltage. Electrical current ...

Daimler Truck’s development team has built up first prototypes of Mercedes-Benz's next generation fuel cell trucks, the OEM announced. Currently, Daimler engineers are putting the new trucks ...

Hydrogen fuel cells, by contrast, don’t burn liquid hydrogen, but create electricity from it by a completely different method. Rather than using a combustion engine, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles ...