- First Hydrogen (FHYD) unveils new images of its hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (FCEV), designed in collaboration with EDAG Group
- Together they are working on designing the second generation of light commercial vehicles, which have been developed following the success of First Hydrogen’s Generation I fuel cell electric vehicles
- The company’s two first-generation LCVs were launched in 2022 as a technical proof of concept and are attracting interest from major fleet operators
- First Hydrogen Corp. (FHYD) is down 0.74 per cent, trading at $4.02 per share as of 11:55 am ET
First Hydrogen (FHYD) unveils new images of its hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (FCEV), designed in collaboration with EDAG Group.
Together they are working on designing the second generation of light commercial vehicles (LCV), the concepts of which have been developed following the success of First Hydrogen’s Generation I fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV).
The company’s two first-generation LCVs were launched in 2022 as a technical proof of concept and are attracting interest from major fleet operators. Members of the UK Aggregated Hydrogen Freight Consortium, including national supermarket brands, roadside assistance providers, utility companies and parcel delivery operators, are undertaking operational trials this year.
Steve Gill, CEO of Automotive for First Hydrogen, commented,
“We are looking to create a recognizable, functional, and future-forward vehicle suited to commercial operation. These images present our vision of First Hydrogen’s next generation of zero-emission vehicles and show our future customers and investors where our brand is heading. The sleek lines and clean silhouette are practical for fleet use. The design cleverly incorporates our recognizable First Hydrogen branding, reflecting our ambitions to lead the LCV market in zero emission.”
Bernat Costa, Design Director at EDAG Spain, added,
“Clean energy is at the heart of First Hydrogen’s ethos, which has inspired the pure and aerodynamic form for the Generation II vehicle series. These concept designs reveal our intentions to develop a vehicle that is functional and flexible. The illuminated silhouette reveals a modern aesthetic that will have longevity in the commercial, automotive market.”
EDAG Group is the world’s largest independent engineering service provider to the global mobility industry.
First Hydrogen Corp. (FHYD) is down 0.74 per cent, trading at $4.02 per share as of 11:55 am ET.