Hyundai Motor Company strives to be a leader in the era of clean, hydrogen-based energy. The company is developing technology that brings automobiles and nature together to promote a healthier environment. This effort can be seen in the Hyundai Fuel Cell Vehicle Development Program. More than 30 Hyundai Tucson and Kia Sportage FCEVs will be placed into fleet testing programs in the next five years. These second-generation vehicles have overcome many technological hurdles including enhanced range, improved efficiency and they can operate in almost any climate. Research and development of Hyundai fuel cell vehicles takes place at Hyundai’s new Eco-Technology Research Institute in Mabuk, Korea. Road testing takes place at the Hyundai Kia Technical Center in Chino, Calif., the California Fuel Cell Partnership headquarters in Sacramento and through Hyundai’s fleet partners.
