FUEL CELLS – HYUNDAI
August 1st, 2003
BY JONATHAN THOMSON
HYUNDAI and UTC Fuel Cells have joined forces to overcome one of the remaining hurdles in the development of hydrogen fuel cells for cars, making sure that they are reliable in freezing conditions. Hyundai claims it will make available in the US from 2004 cells that can be started even after the water in an engine system has frozen.
HYUNDAI and UTC Fuel Cells have joined forces to overcome one of the remaining hurdles in the development of hydrogen fuel cells for cars, making sure that they are reliable in freezing conditions. Hyundai claims it will make available in the US from 2004 cells that can be started even after the water in an engine system has frozen.
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