Full list of hydrogen concept cars

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Hydrogen Vehicle Concepts
Water is the fuel of the future. See soon to be released hydrogen vehicle concepts.

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Audi A2H2

Audi A7 H-Tron Quattro

Aston Martin Rapide S Hydrogen Hybrid

BMW HR2

BMW Hydrogen 7

Cadillac Provoq

Chevy Volt Hydrogen

Chrysler ecoVoyager

Daihatsu Tanto FCHV

Fiat Panda Hydrogen Concept

Ford Airstream Concept

Ford Explorer FCV

Ford Flexible Series Edge

Ford Focus FCV

Ford Model U

Ford Super Chief Truck

Giugiaro Vadho

GM H2H Hummer

GM Hy-wire

GM HydroGen

GM Sequel

Honda FCV

Honda FCEV

Honda FCX

Honda FCX Clarity

Honda Puyo

Hyundai Blue2

Hyundai I-Blue

Hyundai Intrado

Hyundai Tucson FCEV

Hyundai Tucson FCEV 2000

Kia Borrego FCEV

Kia Sportage FCEV

Mazda 5 Premacy

Mazda RX-8 RE

Mercedes Benz BlueZero F-Cell

Mercedes Benz F015 Fuel Cell

Mercedes Benz F600 Hygenius

Mercedes-Benz B-Class F-Cell

Mercedes-Benz Vision G-Code

Mitsubishi Nessie SUV

Morgan LifeCar

Nissan TeRRA

Nissan X-Trail FCV

Peugeot H2Origin

Peugeot 207 Epure

Pininfarina Sintesi

Renault Scenic ZEV H2

Suzuki Ionis Mini

Toyota FCHV

Toyota FCV Concept

Toyota FCV-R Concept

Toyota Fine-T (Fine-X)

Toyota Mirai

VW Golf HyMotion

VW Passat Lingyu FCV

VW Space Up Blue

VW Tiguan HyMotion

VW Touran HyMotion



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[Nivin17]

What makes a hydrogen car possible is a device called a fuel cell, which converts hydrogen to electricity, giving off only heat and water as byproducts. Because it's non-polluting, hydrogen seems like the ideal fuel for the 21st century. A lot of people in the government and the auto industry are excited about its potential. Hydrogen cars have the potential to be fuel-efficient and offer the hope of eco-friendly, green driving. But there are still a lot of problems that need to be overcome and questions that need to be answered before hydrogen becomes the fuel of choice for enough people to make much difference in our current use of fossil fuels. For instance, where will we get the hydrogen? How expensive will these fuel-efficient cars be to purchase? Will you be able to find a hydrogen fuelling station to refill your tank? And, perhaps most importantly, as a fuel, is hydrogen really as non-polluting as it seems?

[RustyLugNut]

What makes a hydrogen car possible is a device called a fuel cell, which converts hydrogen to electricity, giving off only heat and water as byproducts. Because it's non-polluting, hydrogen seems like the ideal fuel for the 21st century. A lot of people in the government and the auto industry are excited about its potential. Hydrogen cars have the potential to be fuel-efficient and offer the hope of eco-friendly, green driving. But there are still a lot of problems that need to be overcome and questions that need to be answered before hydrogen becomes the fuel of choice for enough people to make much difference in our current use of fossil fuels. For instance, where will we get the hydrogen? How expensive will these fuel-efficient cars be to purchase? Will you be able to find a hydrogen fuelling station to refill your tank? And, perhaps most importantly, as a fuel, is hydrogen really as non-polluting as it seems?

These are good questions that many people are trying to answer.

I think the first concept we must define, is the place of hydrogen in an energy stream. Hydrogen is an energy carrier. Except for thermo-nuclear reactions, that is all it can be. It is not a fuel.

We must use some form of energy to produce the hydrogen which stores and carries the energy to be used in producing work of some sort. That initial form of energy is really the first step. As solar energy becomes more prevalent and excess energy is available, simple electrolysers can be used to store the excesses in the form of hydrogen to be used later or elsewhere.

Nuclear energy is an obvious primary energy source and hydrogen can be used to store and carry that energy.

Fossil fuel energy sources are best used directly to minimize use until we can eliminate them all together as an energy source. However, hydrogen via small additions to combustion can help clean up and extend these fossil energy sources.

This is a huge topic that will see an answer over our lifetimes.