Trucks
Bosch presenta nuove soluzioni di fuel cell per autobus
Durante la fiera Mobility Move di Berlino, Bosch ha presentato il fuel cell power module (FCPM) C100, una nuova versione della sua unità a celle a combustibile per autobus urbani.
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RWTH Aachen researchers develop modular fuel cell drive for heavy trucks
The PEM Chair of RWTH Aachen has developed a modular fuel cell drive for heavy trucks and the road-approved prototype was created in the SeLv project.
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Daimler Truck further develops fuel cell trucks with liquid hydrogen
Daimler Truck plans to introduce a small series of 100 fuel cell trucks with liquid hydrogen to customers by the end of 2026.
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Lhyfe supplies the first French hydrogen highway filling station for trucks
Since end of 2025, Lhyfe has been supplying hydrogen to the first French hydrogen filling station on a highway that is also accessible to heavy-duty vehicles.
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2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV fuel cell stack coolant leak recall
American Honda Motor Co. Recalls the 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV models as a consequence of the fuel cell stack coolant leak.
Technology
Development trends for catalysts & membranes in water electrolyzers
Water electrolyzers are the key technology for splitting water with renewable electricity to produce green hydrogen and oxygen.
Buses
Hyundai Motor Group pioneers hydrogen mobility in NEOM to drive sustainable transport
Hyundai Motor Group, in partnership with Enowa, NEOM’s energy and water subsidiary, announced the successful completion of a pioneering hydrogen mobility trial in Trojena, the mountains of NEOM.
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Osservatorio Auto e Mobilità della Luiss Business School
La giornata di inaugurazione del car sharing a idrogeno di Venezia è stata anche l’occasione per mostrare l’Hilux FC.
Extreme H
Extreme H completes the final test
Extreme H has completed its final testing on its new hydrogen-powered race car, the Pioneer 25, in Fontjoncouse, the south of France.
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Liquidazione giudiziaria Hyvia
Arriva la fine di Hyvia, la joint venture costituita dal Gruppo Renault e l’americana Plug Power con l’obiettivo di produrre celle a combustibile.