Hydrogen
What tech works best for trucking?
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By David Morley · 13 Apr 2022
While many observers firmly believe that the future of long-haul trucking around the world will rely on hydrogen-powered fuel-cell technology, one Australian who is at the absolute forefront of electric trucking isn't so sure about that.Bill Gillespie, As
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Hydrogen gets a boost in east-coast Australia
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By Tom White · 25 Mar 2022
Hydrogen technology gets another boost in Australia, as east coast governments commit funding for refueling sites.
What is an electric car?
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By Stephen Corby · 10 Mar 2022
An electric cars is any vehicle that has an electric motor powered by a battery pack.
Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series to go green?
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By Tim Nicholson · 10 Feb 2022
The Toyota LandCruiser could be in line to receive a new engine variant - one powered by hydrogen.According to a report in Japan's Best Car magazine, Toyota is planning to use the freshly launched LandCruiser 300 Series as the debut production model for i
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The five best hydrogen cars to look forward to in Australia
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By Stephen Corby · 01 Jan 2022
The fact there’s still no sign of flying cars outside my house, a couple of decades into the 21st century, is crushingly disappointing, but at least car boffins are sort of heading in that general direction by developing vehicles fuelled by the same stuff that powers rocket ships: hydrogen. (And, in a more Back to the Future II fashion, by effectively creating cars with their own power plants on b
The history of hydrogen fuel cell cars
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By Stephen Corby · 29 Dec 2021
If you’re the kind of person who still hasn’t gotten their head around DVD players, and you prefer your technological advancements to arrive at the speed of a tortoise rather than a hare, the concept of hydrogen cars may cause you to pine for the days when penny-farthings ruled the roads.
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Every hydrogen powered car available
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By Stephen Corby · 24 Dec 2021
As far as chemicals go, hydrogen is a lot like Adele’s music: inescapable by virtue of being absolutely everywhere. It’s the most abundant chemical in the universe, and can be produced as a gas or liquid, or made part of another material. Like a roll of gaffer tape, it’s the chemical that can pretty much do anything, and none of us can really live without it.
Ineos commits to hydrogen power
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By David Morley · 20 Nov 2021
Heading outback? You might be running on hydrogen, not batteries in years to come.
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Isuzu trucks to launch with EV in 2022
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By Neil Dowling · 02 Nov 2021
Isuzu aims to launch an electric truck as early as next year as it embarks on its “rapid acceleration” carbon-neutral strategy towards zero-emission products by 2040.
A real Australian-made ute?
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By Andrew Chesterton · 01 Nov 2021
H2X appears to have settled on Victoria as the state to kick-start its Australian automotive manufacturing ambitions, with the company entering an agreement with the Gippsland Circular Economy Precinct (GCEP), about four hours from Melbourne in the state'