Three Ohio companies are investing in hydrogen fuel cell passenger vehicles even as the U.S. market for electric vehicles ...

And they're more likely to disrupt the auto industry than battery-powered cars, like Teslas. Hydrogen fuel cells have been a technology of great promise as well as great skepticism. Elon Musk ...

let alone scaled to replace all cars on the road. Also, like EVs in the early days of their resurgence, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles currently cost more than their more established counterparts ...

Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda went to CES to share with the world his "personal field of dreams" — a plan to build a prototype ...

In the future, fuel cells could power our cars, with hydrogen replacing the petroleum fuel that is used in most vehicles today. Many vehicle manufacturers are actively researching and developing ...

Porsche moves away from hydrogen cars, focusing on electric, combustion engines, and hybrid options. Discover their evolving ...

You've heard of gas and electric-powered vehicles, but what about hydrogen-powered cars? Fuel cell electric vehicles use electricity to power an electric motor, just like a normal EV. However ...

With such vehicles at present costing about $1 million apiece, none is currently for sale, though hundreds of fuel cell cars are now undergoing tests on the world's roads.

Ford's groundbreaking 100% American hydrogen car, featuring zero emissions, extended range, and innovative safety technology ...

The company has been developing flight-ready fuel cells for this exact purpose ... usable electric cars. Even still, just getting a few hundred miles of range out of an aerodynamic sedan typically ...

Fuel cells generate electricity when hydrogen reacts with oxygen in the air. Automobiles mounted with that type of battery do not leave a carbon footprint, like electric cars. The challenge to ...

For passenger cars we’re just not feeling it ... One of the dirtiest secrets in global trade is the widespread usage of bunker fuel, also known as heavy fuel oil, or HFO. Long story short ...