Hyundai targets mass producing fuel cell cars in "world first"

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First ix35, a hydrogen powered version of the popular Tuscon SUV, rolled off the production line yesterday

Hyundai says it will become the world's first car-maker to mass-produce fuel-cell cars powered by hydrogen. The first ix35 Fuel Cell vehicle, a hydrogen-powered version of the South Korean car-maker's...

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