Automakers join up to launch £31m hydrogen fuel cell challenge

Jessica Shankleman
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BMW, Daimler, Honda, Hyundai, Toyota join scheme to roll out 110 hydrogen fuel cell vehicles across Europe

Plans to roll out a new fleet of ultra-low emission hydrogen vehicles across Europe have taken a major step forward today, after a coalition of automakers and fuel cell manufacturers signed up to a £31m...

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