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GME and the Hydrogen4

Date: September 24, 2007

We talked with General Motors about their hydrogen concept. Here we go:

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The Hybrid Concept Cactus by Citroen

Date: September 20, 2007

The Cactus is the concept hybrid vehicle of Citroen. To raise efficiency the Cactus saves weight by foregoing electronic and design gadgets.

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The Vision of Mazda of a Hydrogen Combustion Engine

Date: September 20, 2007

We talked with Mazda about its hydrogen technology. The Mazda Wankelmotor stands more pressure than other engines. This predestines the car for burning hydrogen says Michael A. Bergmann, Executive Director of Mazda Germany.

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Related: combustion engine | Frankfurt Motor Show | Hydrogen | IAA | Mazda,Wankelmotor

Video: How does a fuel cell work? - Brian Cox series pt.5

Date: September 19, 2007, posted by Club of Pioneers Editors

One of the most promising technologies at the Frankfurt Motor Show is the fuel cell technology. Amongst others Mercedes and Honda are working on it or will bring a fuel cell driven car to the market soon. Brian Cox explains how a fuel cell works.

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Honda gets Fuel Cell Vehicle on to the Streets by 2008

Date: September 18, 2007

At the IAA Honda presents its fuel cell vehicle to be officially introduced to the market in the US and Japan by the end of 2008 - complementary working on a revolutionary concept of a Home Energy Station.

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Mercedes goes for Blutec Hybrid and a Fuel Cell Solution

Date: September 17, 2007

Mercedes presents Blutec Hybrid at the Frankfurt Motor Show. It is going to be available within the next two years. The Mercedes fuell cell technology will be coming to the market around 2012 til 2015.