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Last Updated: Apr 26, 2025 | Study Period: 2023-2030
Compressed hydrogen gas is fed into a fuel cell stack onboard a fuel cell vehicle, which converts the chemical energy of the fuel into electrical energy rather than burning the gas. The electric motors of the car are then driven by this electricity.
Fuel is converted into energy in hydrogen fuel cells by an electrochemical reaction involving oxygen and hydrogen gas. This generates energy, which powers the car's electric motor.
The Global Dedicated Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Control Unit market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
An innovative hydrogen van is powered by supercapacitors. The hydrogen-powered van being developed by Innervated Vehicle Engineering (IVe), based in the UK, will enable sustainable zero-emission freight without sacrificing range or payload capacity.
Using a hydrogen fuel cell in a clever way, IVe hopes to completely transform the light goods vehicle (LGV) market. With a 1500 kg payload, their pilot van H2lix boasts a modular hydrogen fuel cell electric motor and a maximum driving range of 600 km.
The UK's "Road to Zero" initiative, which aims to eliminate tailpipe emissions from all new vehicles, will significantly alter the transport sector. Electric vehicles, which can be provided through two primary technologies, either based on a battery or a hydrogen fuel cell, are currently the accepted answer for zero-emission drivetrains.
Battery-centric electrification has so far been predominantly driven by the automobile industry, but it has substantial downsides for commercial vehicles due to its restricted payload and range.
The inability of current technology to address all issues is a significant barrier to reaching zero tailpipe emissions. They have traditionally played an important role in practically all commercial and service sectors, serving in a range of functions including delivery, transport, or support vehicles without the need for a special licence.
The demand for LGVs has grown as a result of Hub and Spoke distribution trends and strong home delivery growth.
With a customised Propulsion integrated Management (PiM) system, IVe has chosen to create a zero-emissions fuel cell electric vehicle to address these issues. This vehicle will serve as a direct substitute for current diesel LGVs with comparable range, payload, and performance.