A compact crossover (think of it as a future Tucson, perhaps?), the FE's styling is said to be inspired by flowing water, not least because water is the only emission you get from a fuel cell. In fact, the FE takes water produced by combining hydrogen and oxygen in its fuel cell and uses it to hydrate the air conditioning system, making the cabin of the car more comfortable.
The extra efficiency of the fuel cell stack means that the FE can go further on one tank of hydrogen - Hyundai claims an 800km range - and it can also charge up a compact battery pack as it goes. That pack can then be removed and used in 'last-mile' electric transport, such as an e-bike.
Woong Chul Yang, Vice Chairman of Hyundai Motor Company, said: "Hyundai Motor has a heritage of building innovative, fuel-efficient vehicles that advance the automotive industry's environmental progress. Our FE Fuel Cell Concept is an important evolution of our pioneering hydrogen leadership, and moves us closer to our vision for a 'Hydrogen Society', where transportation is clean, efficient and enhances the lives of our customers."
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