This development could help design technologies for the harshest environments on Earth and in space, where standard materials falter.

Auto giant Stellantis has announced it is ending its hydrogen fuel cell technology development program.

The automotive giant said that hydrogen market is not likely to be economically sustainable in the midterm. Read more at ...

Stellantis is officially ending its hydrogen push but its $6 billion engine weapon is a massive investment in advanced ...

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The automaker announced on Wednesday, July 16, that it would end its hydrogen development program, depriving start-up Symbio ...

Electric vehicles (EVs) have been advertised as the clean alternative to gas-powered cars, and they are. Growing research, including a recent study by the International Council on Clean Transportation ...

However, hydrogen fuel cell technology isn’t quite a lost cause, with Stellantis keeping the door open by suggesting that ...

Automotive group Stellantis has announced the end of its fuel cell technology development programme for electric vehicles. It will no longer produce hydrogen-powered vans, at least until the end of ...

Limited refueling infrastructure, high capital costs, and weak incentives pushed Stellantis out of the FCEV race ...

Hydrogen's main selling point is that it's faster to fill a tank with the stuff than it is to recharge a lithium-ion battery.