Hyundai leads the fuel cell electric car industry

As part of its participation in the International Vehicles for the Future Conference, to be held in Abu Dhabi on November 7 and 8, Hyundai highlighted its leadership in the field of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

Hyundai, the largest gathering of experts and decision-makers from around the world, will present the Nixo, its advanced fuel cell powered vehicle. Dr. Keung-wen Soh, Chief Research Engineer, Hyundai Performance Fuel Cell Performance Development Team, will speak at the conference, including the Global Hydrogen Initiative and Hyundai Fuel Cell Technology .

Hyundai was the first company to introduce a fuel cell vehicle as a commercial production model, said Hyundai's head of operations in Africa and the Middle East, Mike Sung, with a platform dedicated to the fuel cell, NEXO. "There is growing interest in alternative-traffic vehicles in the Middle East, and we expect this region to become a major market for electric vehicles, including fuel cell vehicles, in the near future." NADAY is committed to sustainable mobility, with an ambitious research and development program and marketing technologies that will make positive change accessible to all. "

Hyundai unveiled the Nixo at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last January and started selling the model in Korea last March. The company plans to launch 18 green models in global markets by 2025, joining existing models such as "IONC", the first car designed to offer three power options based on a single structure, including hybrid and rechargeable electric plugs and pure electrical.

NEXO is lighter and can provide a more robust circulation system and longer battery life than any modified model, from the internal combustion engine to the fuel cell as a specially designed fuel cell vehicle.