All fuel cells have the same basic configuration, an electrolyte and two electrodes, but there are different types of fuel cells, based mainly on what kind of electrolyte they use. Many ...

There are two basic approaches to using hydrogen in vehicles: the proton exchange membrane (PEM, also called polymer electrolyte membrane) fuel cell and the classic internal combustion engine (ICE).

“Using renewable electricity, 75 percent of that energy makes it to the wheels of a BEV,” says James Edmondson, research director at IDTechEx. “For a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, that figure is around ...

Honda has announced its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell module, claiming it halves the production cost of the current ...

Hydrogen fuel-cell passenger vehicles may remain part of Toyota's product plans, the company suggested in a tech announcement ...

Toyota's third-generation hydrogen fuel cell system aims to enhance the decarbonisation of heavy-duty commercial vehicles and ...

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles bring together the power of ... vehicles today is nothing like those applications, and with even basic precautions, it is as safe to use as gasoline.

Starting with the basics of fuel cell stacks, Sinosynergy and SinoHyKey are working together to lower the cost and enhance the performance and durability of hydrogen fuel cells, while transforming ...

Toyota will introduce their third-generation fuel cell on February 19. It promises to be cheaper, more durable, and 20% more fuel efficient. The latest powertrain will arrive after 2026 and be ...

Japanese carmaker Toyota will unveil the third-generation fuel cell system, plans to roll it out globally after 2026.

Various types of fuel cells exist, but the one automakers are primarily focusing on for fuel cell cars is one that relies on a proton-exchange membrane, or PEM. In the generic PEM fuel cell ...