A closer look at hydrogen fuelled trucks. The first of Hyundai's hydrogen fuel cell-powered, heavy duty trucks will be put to work in 2020 on the roads of Switzerland in what promises
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Hyundai And H2 Energy To Launch 1,000 Hydrogen Trucks in Switzerland
Hyundai delivers first fuel cell trucks to Switzerland | Reuters
Hyundai ships 10 XCIENT Fuel Cell heavy-duty truck to Europe for commercial use - Green Car Congress
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Hyundai's first 10 Xcient Fuel Cell trucks are headed for Switzerland
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Hyundai delivers first fuel cell trucks to Switzerland | Reuters
Hyundai ships 10 XCIENT Fuel Cell heavy-duty truck to Europe for commercial use - Green Car Congress
Schweiz: Hyundai übergibt die ersten von 1.600 H2-Lkw - electrive.net
