Hyundai, Toyota and others are cooperating to develop hydrogen-powered truck hydrogenation technology to accelerate the commercialization of hydrogen-powered vehicles. According to foreign media reports, on March 4, local time, South Korean auto giant Hyundai Motor stated that it has cooperated with partners including Five companies, including rival Toyota, have formed a partnership to develop standardized parts needed for refueling hydrogen-powered trucks. In addition, the

　　According to foreign media reports, on March 4, local time, South Korean automobile giant Hyundai Motor stated that it had established partnerships with five companies around the world, including competitor Toyota. To develop standardized components required for hydrogenation of hydrogen-powered trucks. In addition, the alliance also includes Air Liquide, Nel, Shell and US hydrogen-powered truck manufacturer Nikola.

　　The purpose of this cooperation is to accelerate the commercial use of hydrogen-powered trucks and standardize hydrogenation technology using large hydrogen storage tanks and other equipment capable of withstanding high pressures of 70Mpa. In addition, areas of cooperation between the partners will include the development of containers, nozzles and hoses required for hydrogen refueling from hydrogen storage tanks to vehicles.

　　The hydrogenation technology and related equipment for passenger cars such as Nexo have been standardized, but they have not yet been used in fuel cell vehicles to achieve commercialization. A Hyundai executive said that if the existing hydrogen-powered passenger car refueling system is used, the hydrogen-powered truck will require a larger hydrogen storage tank and take longer to refuel. The company said the collaboration aims to shorten hydrogenation time while improving the safety of the hydrogenation system.

　　Hyundai and Toyota are just a few global automakers actively developing and producing hydrogen-powered vehicles due to complex and costly production processes. Hyundai Motor says it has the world's leading hydrogen fuel cell technology, but it has struggled to expand the market for hydrogen-powered vehicles due to technical and cost obstacles.

　　Original title: Hyundai, Toyota and others cooperate to develop hydrogenation technology for hydrogen-powered trucks to accelerate the commercialization of hydrogen-powered vehicles

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