Hydrogen fuel cell system application

HTWO fuel cells:
Making hydrogen society possible

Hyundai Motor's hydrogen-electric truck, Xcient Fuel Cell

Passenger / commercial
vehicles
Non-automotive
applications

Passenger / commercial vehicles

TUCSON
ix35 FCEV

2013

Hyundai, first in the world to mass-produce FCEVs

Hyundai Motor's hydrogen electric car, Tucson

Hyundai, first in the world to mass-produce FCEVs

Mass production of Gen 1 FCEV
2013 Brussels Motor Show Future Auto Award
'2015 Wards Auto Top 10 Best Engines Award
Sold in 18 countries around the world

95kW: Fuel cell
output
5.63kg: Hydrogen tank
capacity
415km: Range
(Korean specifications)

NEXO

2018

Launch of NEXO,
Equalling performance and practicality of ICE models

Hyundai Motor's Hydrogen electric car, Nexo

Launch of NEXO,
Equalling performance and practicality of ICE models

Mass production of Gen 2 FCEV
2019 Wards Auto Top 10 Best Engine Award
Global sales exceed 30,000 units (as of Oct.’ 22)

95kW: Fuel cell
output
6.33kg: Hydrogen tank
capacity
666km: Range(WLTP)

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XCIENT
Fuel Cell

2020

The world's first
hydrogen-powered heavy-duty truck

The world's first hydrogen-
powered heavy-duty truck

The world's first mass-produced fuel cell heavy-duty truck
First shipments to Switzerland for logistics industry use

180kW: Fuel cell
output
(90kw X 2ea)
31kg: Hydrogen tank
capacity
400km: Range
(4 x 2 axle GVW 18tons)

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ELEC CITY
Fuel Cell

2020

Hydrogen buses,
replacing ICE public transportations

Hyundai Motor's Hydrogen Electric Bus (Elec City)

Hydrogen buses, replacing ICE public transportations

Pilot fleet demonstration at the 2018 Pyeongchang
Winter Olympics
Mass production started in 2020
Delivers ample driving power even over challenging hilly terrain
More than 240 buses now in operation in Seoul, Busan, Changwon, Ulsan, and Jeonju

180kW: Fuel cell
output
(90kw X 2ea)
33.99kg: Hydrogen tank
capacity
474km: Range
(Steady speed driving in Seoul)

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Non-automotive applications

Hydrogen-powered trams,
the revolution in urban rail

By applying the Hyundai Motor’s HTWO hydrogen fuel cell system, hydrogen powered tram developed by Hyundai Rotem

Hydrogen-electric trams are attracting attention as a transportation mode of the future. Silent and clean running hydrogen-electric trams overcome many conventional urban rail transit shortcomings. They offer cost advantages over traditional trams as they do not require investment in power distribution infrastructures such as overhead electric wires and substations. Hyundai Rotem has developed a hydrogen-electric tram equipped with an HTWO fuel cell system and will start a pilot demonstration program in 2023.

Industry transformed
by hydrogen power

The hydrogen forklift made by Hyundai Mobis with Hyundai Motor and Hyundai Construction Equipment by renovating the HTWO hydrogen fuel cell system

Hydrogen fuel cells are well suited for industrial special-purpose vehicles such as those used by the logistics and construction industries. Pollution-free and silent-running fuel cells provide a pleasant work environment. As they are fast-charging and have negligible downtime, they also maximize work efficiency. Hyundai Mobis, in partnership with Hyundai Motor and Hyundai Construction Equipment, is carrying out a pilot demonstration program with HTWO hydrogen fuel cell system by 2023.

Mobile hydrogen generator,
wherever energy is needed

This portable hydrogen generator is designed to rapid charging vehicles competing in FIA ETCR, a race series dedicated to competition among pure electric touring cars. Depending on the configuration of the power converter, not only racing cars but also general electric vehicles can be charged, and household (110V, 220V) power supply is also possible. Through this, we can glimpse a future society where hydrogen energy and electric energy coexist.

Emergency power generation system,
clean backup power

Designed for emergencies, this power generation system employs a hydrogen fuel cell that can be used as an emergency power source in data centers or a variety of other settings or as an auxiliary power source during the time of peak power demand. The hydrogen fuel cell emergency power generation system concept developed by Hyundai Mobis is equipped with the HTWO hydrogen fuel cell system. It has excellent safety, high energy efficiency, and low noise. System output can be adjusted to generate only as much power as needed for maximum operating efficiency.

Adaptable

They're not
just for cars

HTWO fuel cell systems were first applied in automobiles and trucks.
The scope is now being expanded to all types of mobility and power generation.
HTWO also provides engineering service for the introduction of the fuel cell system.