Hydrogen cars flopped, but some companies are still investing into the technology for larger projects like mining trucks, cement mixers, and terminal tractors However, they still face running into ...

The rear-wheel-drive Emblème also has a 30-kW hydrogen-powered fuel cell with a 2.8-kg tank, enough to cover over 200 miles. Taking both halves of the powertrain into account, Renault says a ...

PARIS—Among the chief attractions at this year’s Paris Auto Show were hydrogen-powered vehicles developed by startups: the stylish and innovative Hopium Machina, a 500 hp (373 kW) car with a ...

Hyundai’s Initium concept SUV is a hydrogen-powered EV with retro-futuristic styling that serves as a preview for its new fuel cell car due in 2025.

The future of clean car technology may very well be hydrogen fuel cells. While you can already drive one on the road today, filling it up conveniently is another matter.

They’ve been a long time coming, but hydrogen-powered cars are definitely still on. Maybe. "Hydrogen is coming after everything else. Solar, wind, batteries; all went through a massive cost ...

There are only about 17,000 hydrogen-powered vehicles on U.S. roads right now, and all of them are in California. Meanwhile, EVs are out there in the millions. While electric cars are getting ...

On their side, the cars have a green-and-white logo that says Riverside Clean Air Carshare. A 2018 Toyota Mirai that’s part of the new carshare program in Riverside is seen downtown Wednesday ...

Extreme E, the electric off-road racing series, is transitioning to using hydrogen instead of batteries for the 2025 season, and today it unveiled the car it plans to use next year – when it ...

It’s really simple… until it isn’t. Ahh, hydrogen—the simplest and most abundant element in the universe. Nearly three-quarters of the mass in the entire observable universe is believed to ...

Compressed hydrogen at 700 bar is equivalent to 10,153PSI (for context, you inflate your car's tyres to about 33PSI) and if it leaks in any way, it's prone to spontaneously combust.

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