Daimler’s Mercedes-Benz is killing its hydrogen car development due to high costs of the technology. Daimler has been working on fuel-cell vehicles for almost as long as I have been alive in hopes of creating a zero-emissions vehicle with the perfect amount of range.
Most people in the renewable energy ecosphere know that battery electric mobility is ahead of hydrogen fuel cell mobility. Many people are also aware that progress in battery technology is going faster than in hydrogen fuel cell technology.2
Toyota unveiled version 2.0 of its hydrogen fuel cell electric Class 8 truck at a Management Briefing Seminar at the Center for Automotive Research (CAR) today.
Nikola Motors and Bosch are teaming up to create Class 8 electric trucks that use hydrogen fuel cells and Bosch’s self contained e-Axle.
