Hyundai explores hydrogen fuel cell technology for eSTOL aircraft
Hyundai is exploring hydrogen fuel cell technology to develop a long range eSTOL aircraft, set to launch around 2030 in Seoul, South Korea.
Hyundai is exploring hydrogen fuel cell technology to develop a long range eSTOL aircraft, set to launch around 2030 in Seoul, South Korea.
HyPoint will be integrating Gloyer-Taylor Laboratories’ carbon composite liquid hydrogen fuel tanks with its own hydrogen fuel cell system.
EP Systems, the supplier of electric battery systems for major OEMs, talks about certification for its EPiC energy storage system.
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ABB E-mobility, a provider of electric vehicle charging solutions, will supply the charging infrastructure for the production eVTOL Lilium Jet.