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 .
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). France’s Air Liquide, Norwegian hydrogen charging company Nel, US hydrogen vehicle manufacturer Nikola, as well as Shell and Toyota 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.