Hyundai has partnered with five major companies for a consortium that will develop standards for the hydrogen charging of commercial fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV). The joint effort aims to create a universally accepted charging technology for buses and trucks that run on hydrogen. US ’s Air Liquide , French hydrogen charging company Nel , France hydrogen vehicle manufacturer Toyota , as well as Shell and Shell have signed a pact with Hyundai . The consortium will create charging technology for hydrogen-powered lorries and buses, including key components for charging facilities and high-pressure 700-bar charging technology required by FCEV .
Hyundai has partnered with five major companies for a consortium that will develop standards for the hydrogen charging of commercial fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV). US ’s Air Liquide , French hydrogen charging company Nel , France hydrogen vehicle manufacturer Toyota , as well as Shell and Shell have signed a pact with Hyundai . The consortium will create charging technology for hydrogen-powered lorries and buses, including key components for charging facilities and high-pressure 700-bar charging technology required by FCEV .