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- Roadster 1955 LaSalle II Sedan 1956 Firebird II 1959 Firebird III 1966 Electrovan Experimental 1970 Urban Concept 1992 Ultralite Experimental 1992 Impact...
- vehicles. The first road vehicle powered by a fuel cell was the Chevrolet Electrovan, introduced by General Motors in 1966. The Toyota FCHV and Honda FCX,...
- the mark as their main corporate identifier until 2021. GM released the Electrovan in 1966, the first hydrogen fuel cell car ever produced. Though fuel cells...
- experimental vehicles prior to 1972, the Electrovair, Electrovan, and Stir-Lec 1. The Electrovan was a converted GM van which utilized a "hydrogen oxygen...
- dual-rear-wheel axle. In 1966, General Motors developed the concept vehicle Electrovan, based on the GMC Handi-Van. The vehicle used a Union Carbide cryogenic...
- Hydrogen-Electric Racing Team Delft 2016 – Forze-Fuel cell General Motors: 1966 – GM Electrovan-Fuel cell 2001 – HydroGen3-Fuel cell 2002 – GM HyWire-Fuel cell 2005 –...
- Bond then worked with the Electrovan, which is credited as the world's first hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicle. The Electrovan had a top speed of 70 mph...
- Fiat Phyllis Ford: 2006 - F-250 Super Chief General Motors: 1966 - GM Electrovan 2002 - GM HyWire 2005 - GM Sequel Gumpert Aiways Automobile: 2018 - Nathalie...
- first road vehicle powered by a hydrogen fuel cell was the Chevrolet Electrovan, introduced by General Motors in 1966. The Toyota FCHV and Honda FCX,...
- builds the first fuel cell golf carts. 1966 – General Motors presents Electrovan, the world's first fuel cell automobile. 1966 – Slush hydrogen. 1966 –...