Hyundai has unveiled the FE Fuel Cell concept crossover, powered by hydrogen, at the Geneva Motor Show.
The show car hints at a future production model that will replace or complement the only hydrogen vehicle in Hyundai's lineup today – the ix35 Fuel Cell.
The concept features a more powerful and lighter hydrogen fuel cell powertrain, allowing the model to travel 800 km without refueling, which is 200 km more than the range of the ix35 Fuel Cell crossover.
The Hyundai FE Fuel Cell show car is expected to enter production as early as next year.
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