Toyota’s Mirai – Japan
The Toyota Mirai is one of the most well-known cars that run on hydrogen fuel cells. Developed by the Japanese company Toyota, the car was initially launched in 2014 and has been leading the charge in hydrogen-powered transportation.
Riversimple Rasa – United Kingdom
Riversimple, a company based in the UK, has developed the Rasa. It uses hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity, making it an eco-friendly, water-emission vehicle. The innovation aims to redefine clean motoring.
Honda Clarity Fuel Cell – Japan
The Honda Clarity Fuel Cell, developed by Honda in Japan, represents another stride in hydrogen-powered vehicles. Launched commercially in 2016, it focuses on zero-emission technology using water as a byproduct.
Hyundai Nexo – South Korea
The Nexo by Hyundai from South Korea is a hydrogen fuel cell car that offers advanced driving features and promises up to 380 miles on a full tank of hydrogen. Launched in 2018, the car is a testament to South Korea’s commitment to green energy.
BMW i Hydrogen NEXT – Germany
The BMW i Hydrogen NEXT is Germany’s contribution to the hydrogen car market. Though still in its prototype stage, it promises to be a highly efficient and environmentally friendly vehicle upon its release.
Grove Hydrogen Automotive – China
China’s Grove Hydrogen Automotive company has developed the Obsidian, which runs on hydrogen fuel cells and aims to be one of the world’s leading hydrogen-powered vehicles. The car was unveiled in 2019.
Mercedes-Benz GLC F-CELL – Germany
Devised by Mercedes-Benz in Germany, the GLC F-CELL is a plug-in hybrid with an added hydrogen fuel cell system. First launched in 2018, it offers dual sustainability benefits.
Aixam e-City – France
The Aixam e-City is a lesser-known vehicle from France that runs on hydrogen and electricity. While not as popular, it marks an important step in sustainable urban transportation.
Nikola Two – USA
Developed by Nikola Motor Company in the USA, the Nikola Two is a hydrogen-powered semi-truck designed for long-haul routes. First introduced in 2016, it represents a shift in commercial transportation.
Brenntag Toyota Hilux – Germany
The Brenntag Toyota Hilux is a modified vehicle from Germany powered by a hydrogen fuel cell and co-developed by Brenntag and Toyota. The variant provides an alternative to conventional powertrains.