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

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

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In the context of increasingly fierce global competition in clean energy, General Motors (GM) has quietly adjusted its strategic direction, halting the development of next-generation hydrogen fuel ...

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

General Motors is closing the books on one of its clean vehicle initiatives, namely its HYDROTEC hydrogen fuel cell ...

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