Hyundai Motor Co. has formed a consortium with five global companies to develop hydrogen charging standards for commercial fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), the company said Monday. Hyundai has partnered with several major companies for a consortium that will develop standards for the hydrogen battery of commercial fuel cell electric vehicles ( FCEV ) . France ’s Air Liquide , Norwegian hydrogen charging company Nel , US hydrogen vehicle manufacturer Nikola , as well as Nissan and Toyota have signed a pact with Hyundai . The consortium will develop charging technology for hydrogen - powered lorries and buses , including key components for charging facilities and high - pressure 700-bar hydrogen technology required by FCEV .
Hyundai has partnered with several major companies for a consortium that will develop standards for the hydrogen battery of commercial fuel cell electric vehicles ( FCEV ) . France ’s Air Liquide , Norwegian hydrogen charging company Nel , US hydrogen vehicle manufacturer Nikola , as well as Nissan and Toyota have signed a pact with Hyundai . The consortium will develop charging technology for hydrogen - powered lorries and buses , including key components for charging facilities and high - pressure 700-bar hydrogen technology required by FCEV .