Browsing: Hydrogen
The Hydrogen category on EVMagz explores the expanding role of hydrogen as a complementary pathway in the transition toward low-emission transportation. While battery-electric vehicles dominate many segments, hydrogen continues to gain traction in sectors where fast refueling, heavy payloads, and long-distance operation are critical.
This section covers the full hydrogen mobility ecosystem, including fuel cell passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, buses, rail applications, maritime projects, hydrogen-powered aviation concepts, refueling infrastructure, electrolyzer development, and large-scale clean hydrogen investments. Readers can also follow regulatory developments, pilot programs, and partnerships shaping the commercial future of hydrogen transport.
Whether you are monitoring the debate between battery-electric and hydrogen technologies or tracking the broader decarbonization of transportation, the Hydrogen category delivers in-depth reporting and analysis on one of mobility’s most strategically important emerging technologies.
South Korea’s Incheon has opened a hydrogen mobility hub at Incheon International Airport, marking a significant step in the city’s…
Victor Valley Transit Authority Deploys Hydrogen Buses, Opens Interim Fueling Station
The Victor Valley Transit Authority (VVTA) has introduced 13 hydrogen fuel cell buses alongside an interim hydrogen fueling station in…
Germany Launches €220 Million Hydrogen Funding Call for Trucks and Refuelling Network
Germany’s federal government has opened a new €220 million funding programme to support the construction of hydrogen refuelling stations and…
Daimler Truck said it will begin small-scale series production of its hydrogen fuel cell truck, unveiling the next generation of…
Hydrexia Pty Ltd will supply Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Ltd with relocatable hydrogen refueling stations as part of an agreement…
Swiss power electronics manufacturer Brusa HyPower will take over development of a key power electronics component for Cellcentric, the fuel…
RWTH Aachen Completes SeLv Project on Modular Electric Trucks With Fuel Cell Extenders
RWTH Aachen University said its Chair of Production Engineering of E-Mobility Components (PEM) has completed the SeLv research project, delivering…
Honda Motor said it will discontinue fuel cell system production at Fuel Cell System Manufacturing (FCSM), its joint venture with…
Cellcentric, the fuel cell joint venture between Daimler Truck and Volvo Group, said it has appointed Kai Wörner as chief…
Germany’s limited and often unreliable hydrogen refuelling infrastructure remains a major obstacle for logistics companies seeking to deploy fuel cell…
Researchers at the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society in Berlin have gained new insights into how catalysts…
Hyundai Motor Group said it has secured an order for 224 hydrogen fuel-cell buses from the state-owned Guangzhou Public Transport…
Toyota Motor announced the 2026 model year of its Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell sedan, adding updated standard equipment and design enhancements…
Hyundai Motor Group will co-host the Hydrogen Council Global CEO Summit in Seoul from Dec. 2 to 4, deploying a…
BMW Group CEO Oliver Zipse has intensified his warning that Europe is losing ground in the global push to industrialize…
Bosch has been awarded the German Future Prize 2025 for its fuel-cell power module for heavy commercial vehicles, according to…
Europe’s Hydrogen Station Operators Form Alliance as Germany Prepares Major Network Closures
Six European hydrogen refuelling station operators have joined forces to accelerate the rollout of hydrogen mobility infrastructure, even as Germany…
Daimler Truck has entered the second phase of real-world testing for its Mercedes-Benz GenH2 fuel cell truck, placing vehicles with…
Hyundai Motor Group has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Pyeongtaek City to transform Pyeongtaek Port into a carbon-free…
Loblaw and FortisBC have launched British Columbia’s first commercial trial of a hydrogen-powered Class 8 truck, marking a step toward…