Articles by Matt Lister

Opel/Vauxhall has yet again stepped into the hydrogen spotlight with the debut of its Movano hydrogen van at IAA Transportation.

MAN Truck & Bus has won the Truck Innovation Award 2025 with their hydrogen-powered MAN hTGX, marking their third win of an International Truck of the Year category.

Tom’s Truck Center just broke new ground by becoming the first U.S. commercial truck dealership to install an onsite hydrogen refuelling station.

Electric vs. Hydrogen trucks. If we’re serious about saving the planet without bankrupting logistics companies or collapsing the national grid, perhaps it’s time to give hydrogen the green light?

The once-powerful Chapelcross Nuclear Plant is embarking on a new chapter producing hydrogen.

Driving Hydrogen had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Chris Fisher – Lead Manufacturing Engineer for Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK’s hydrogen Hilux prototype.

Extreme H’s Pioneer 25, their hydrogen-powered race car, has successfully passed the stringent FIA crash tests – the first hydrogen race car to meet such safety standards.

The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) is going green with the launch of three hydrogen-fuelled charging stations, starting at RAF Leeming, thanks to a partnership with renewable energy specialist GeoPura.

BMW has officially announced that, in partnership with Toyota, it will launch its first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle by 2028.

Toyota and Hyundai to discuss the options for establishing hydrogen infrastructure in key markets, as well as the production of hydrogen vehicles.

Opel has announced that its light commercial vehicle, the Movano, will soon be available with a hydrogen fuel cell engine!

World Rally Champion, and owner of Extreme E team Acciona/Sainz XE, Carlos Sainz has firmly backed the transition to hydrogen in racing.

Get ready – Hyundai has announced that the much-anticipated N Vision 74 – their hydrogen-powered concept car – is officially going into production.

Hyundai hydrogen N Vision 74: official pictures

According to information that Nikkei Asia has learned, the two major automakers BMW and Toyota are set to accelerate their collaboration on hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. With electric vehicle growth…

Element 2, which began as a small project just four years ago, has grown into a serious player in the hydrogen game. They are solving the hydrogen ‘problem’.

GLS Germany has successfully used its hydrogen fuel-cell powered Hyundai Xcient truck to deliver over 100,000 packages since late 2023.

Balfour Beatty has taken a pioneering step in decarbonising its existing heavy machinery by retrofitting vehicles with a hybrid hydrogen system.

Toyota’s plan to roll out fuel cell powertrains in commercial vehicles has taken a huge step forward after announcing their joint venture with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange company, SinoHytec.

What is a hydrogen fuel cell car and how does it work? Could there be a cleaner, greener and more practical alternative to electric?