While battery electric vehicles (BEVs) continue to grow in model availability, sales numbers, and available charging infrastructure, the same cannot be said about fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs).

GM will end development of next-generation hydrogen fuel cells under its HYDROTEC brand as it pivots more aggressively toward ...

Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) continue to sell in the thousands, while battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales exceeded 10 million in 2024. A common argument is that battery electric powertrains ...

General Motors has confirmed it will end development of its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell systems, marking a major ...

On October 14, IT Home reported that although Hyundai and Toyota are the most well-known advocates of hydrogen fuel cell technology, General Motors (GM) was also a strong supporter in this field.

However, as market dynamics change, the commercialization of hydrogen fuel cells is revealing significant challenges. According to the latest data, the number of electric vehicle charging stations in ...

Hydrogen-powered vehicles are increasingly being viewed as a viable alternative to traditional fossil fuel and electric ...

While many people have already heard about gas and electric vehicle options, there's a specific EV option called hydrogen-powered cars. These vehicles use electricity to power the motor, but they use ...

Instead of hydrogen fuel cells, GM will now focus its R&D on batteries, charging technologies and electric vehicles.

SwRI extracted a fuel cell system from a vehicle to create this novel test setup. The team developed unique control technology to manipulate fuel cell operations, allowing for advanced and robust ...

General Motors is the latest to join Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen and ditches its hydrogen fuel cell development program ...

General Motors is discontinuing the development of the next generation of hydrogen fuel cells under its Hydrotec brand.