Hyzon, has has unveiled its global 200KW fuel cell system in a Prime Mover, a heavy-duty commercial semitrailer, setting a new benchmark for non-polluting transport.
Hyzon, a key player in hydrogen fuel cell technology and a global supplier of zero-emission heavy-duty fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), officially launched its single stack 200KW fuel cell system in a dedication ceremony at the Kangan Institute’s Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) in Melbourne. This event marks a significant day for the innovation of green technology and the future of transportation.
The Prime Mover, equipped with Hyzon’s proprietary fuel cell technology and 200KW FCEV powertrain, flaunts Hyzon’s cutting-edge advancements in green energy. Uniquely designed to meet the demands of heavy-duty road transport, this groundbreaking vehicle is not only heading for the roads in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe but also expected to arrive in the U.S. later this year.
Notably, the 200KW fuel cell system not only elevates transport performance but also offers great potential for integration into other sectors beyond transportation, such as mining, rail, marine, stationary power generation, and airport ecosystems.
What sets this vehicle apart is Hyzon’s innovative design that optimizes power output while conserving resources. The system reaches 200kW of power output from a single fuel cell stack, considering that traditional design usually requires two smaller units to achieve this scale. Hyzon’s approach results in a 30% reduction in both weight and volume. Coupled with 25% lower cost compared to two of its 110kW fuel cell system, Hyzon redefines efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Housing this game-changing system is the Prime Mover, locally designed and assembled in Australia. The 200kW Prime Mover promises to revolutionize Australia’s heavy-duty transport market, setting a precedent for cleaner, longer-range road transport.
