#HydrogenFuelCell

The Clarity FCV won’t be the last fuel-cell vehicle from Honda.

Will battery-electric vehicles rule the road or is the hydrogen fuel cell a more sensible propulsion system? The answer, at least according to one executive at Hyundai, is yes.

Hyundai’s latest hydrogen-powered vehicle is the NEXO, a versatile crossover that runs on nature’s lightest element and emits only water. It may be squeaky clean, but in reality, how safe is this gaseous fuel?

Driving the brand-new Hyundai NEXO is an utterly conventional experience even if under the skin it’s anything but a normal crossover.

It’s clear that Volvo is committed to electrification and won’t look elsewhere for power sources. 

Chevrolet is testing the viability of using hydrogen-powered vehicles on military missions and has brought a new concept to the 2016 SEMA Show.

Toyota and a number of partners are experimenting with a new hydrogen supply chain that is set to reduce CO2 emissions by 80 percent. 

The hydrogen fuel-cell market is gaining a new entry from the U.K.

Honda and General Motors are investing heavily into hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.

The course of the Lexus flagship sedan is about to take a dramatic turn.

Will hydrogen fuel cell vehicles be to their makers as the failed Edsel was once to Ford?

BMW has unveiled a new advanced research vehicle for testing of hydrogen fuel cells. 

The Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell isn’t selling as quickly as the Korean automaker expected.

As I readied myself for a day behind the wheel of Hyundai’s 2015 Tucson Fuel Cell hydrogen powered crossover, it was brought to my attention that I would first have to fill its fuel reserve.

California now has a hydrogen station that is certified to sell to the public.