Hyundai has revealed its a high-performance fuel cell sports car as part of a “hydrogen for everyone” strategy as part of plans to be zero emission by 2035.

At the Hydrogen Wave global online forum held today (September 7) the Korean car maker said that it would become the first OEM to apply fuel cell systems to all commercial vehicle models by 2028, but revealed details of a product launch strategy which would also deliver cars.

A next- generation fuel cell system with power outputs of 100kW and 200kW will be launched in 2023 which will help reduce costs by more than 50% as part of a bid to achieve fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) price point parity with electric vehicles (EV) by 2030.

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