Articles Tagged with "fuel cell"

SAIC HONGYAN starts production at fuel cell heavy-duty truck plant in Ordos
SAIC HONGYAN starts production at fuel cell heavy-duty truck plant in Ordos

SAIC HONGYAN, a heavy-duty truck subsidiary of SAIC Motor, on Jan. 14 celebrated the start of production at its vehicle manufacturing plant in Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Jan. 17 , 2022
GWM-back SFCV launches 200kW high-power fuel cell engine
GWM-back SFCV launches 200kW high-power fuel cell engine

Shanghai Fuel Cell Vehicle Powertrain Co.,Ltd., a fuel cell tech developer backed by Great Wall Holdings, launched on Dec. 15 a new hydrogen fuel cell engine dubbed “START - Shenzhou 200” with a rated power of up to 200kW.

Dec. 16 , 2021
SAIC Motor’s fuel cell tech arm SHPT to go public on STAR Market
SAIC Motor’s fuel cell tech arm SHPT to go public on STAR Market

SAIC Motor announced on Nov.25 its plan to spin off its fuel cell tech development unit, Shanghai Hydrogen Propulsion Technology Co., Ltd. (SHPT), and make the arm go public on the Science and Technology Innovation Board (the "STAR" Market).

Nov. 25 , 2021
Toyota, SinoHytec’s 50/50 fuel cell joint venture founded in late June
Toyota, SinoHytec’s 50/50 fuel cell joint venture founded in late June

A 50/50 joint venture between Japanese automaker Toyota and Chinese hydrogen fuel cell engine developer SinoHytec was set up on June 28, signifying that the agreement both parties signed in March of this year has been firmed up.

Jul. 1 , 2021
Beijing aims to deploy 10,000 fuel cell vehicles by 2025
Beijing aims to deploy 10,000 fuel cell vehicles by 2025

Beijing will strive to add 37 hydrogen-refueling stations and deploy over 10,000 fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) by 2025, according to an implementation plan the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology issued on April 7.

Apr. 8 , 2021
China to reduce tariffs on imported fuel cell-related parts
China to reduce tariffs on imported fuel cell-related parts

China will lower tariffs on fuel cell-related components imported to the country in 2021, which will be a boon to the development of fuel cell vehicles (FCVs).

Dec. 28 , 2020
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