Hydrogen Cars

KGM (SsangYong) signs a new agreement with PHINIA to bring a 2.0-litre diesel-based hydrogen engine to market.

Toyota’s 3rd Gen Hydrogen Fuel Cell System: diesel-tough reliability, 20% more efficiency, and cost-saving performance.

Hydrogen taxis could soon be plying their trade in Bradford as the council talks with Toyota about a pilot scheme.

Symbio has just become the first European – the second global – hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer to bag the coveted IATF 16949 certification.

General Motors is helping those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires, deploying hydrogen generators to charge EVs and keep cars on the road.

PHINIA is partnering with Alpine Racing to supply cutting-edge direct hydrogen injectors for the Alpenglow V6 hydrogen racer.

Derby’s Mayor has bagged a new official Mayoral car that runs on hydrogen – a second-generation Mirai – loaned by Toyota for official duties.

Matt Lister explains why hydrogen internal combustion engines may offer the solution to cutting emissions without reinventing the wheel.

What hydrogen cars are for sale? Which hydrogen cars can I buy and where? We hear you. Here’s the definitive list of hydrogen cars for 2025.

The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding, with the merger expected to be formalised by June 2025 and completed by August 2026. 

The Japanese Government is backing Toyota to shape a domestic hydrogen supply chain that sets the pace for the world.

After decades of making internal combustion engines, Honda’s Moka plant in Japan will soon switch to making next-gen hydrogen fuel cells.

As the UK accelerates toward its zero-emission targets, the rise in electric cars reveals underlying challenges that hydrogen cars could help address.

The INITIUM concept. It’s Hyundai’s latest shot across the bows of battery electric, and it comes in the form of a sleek hydrogen-powered SUV that’s got more going for it than just pretty looks.

Renault is pulling out all the stops with this car, bringing together cutting-edge design, industry-leading efficiency, and a powertrain that could change how we think about low-carbon mobility.

“SLIDE IN TO RACE” denotes the door sill as you slide into the cockpit of Alpine’s new Alpenglow Hy6 – the latest iteration of Renault Group’s hydrogen-combustion-engined race car prototype.

New research from the Brunel Centre for Advanced Powertrain and Fuels reveals that hydrogen combustion engines are crucial for the UK to meet its net zero targets.

Renault is pulling out all the stops with it’s new 90% more eco-friendly concept, bringing together cutting-edge design, industry-leading efficiency, and a powertrain that could change how we think about low-carbon mobility.

The new model, expected to launch in 2025, has adopted a boxier, more rugged design akin to the Hyundai Santa Fe but with its own unique hydrogen-powered DNA.

Hyundai and General Motors have signed a memorandum of understanding to team up on vehicle development, supply chains, and clean-energy tech – particularly hydrogen and electric vehicles.