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Hyundai i-Blue Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle to be Unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show

By: Peter Chubb | September 3, 2007 | 1 Comment

Hyundai i-Blue Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle

The Hyundai Motor Corporation is to show off the green car as the i-Blue Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle will be Unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show on the 13th September. It is not just the big automakers who are looking for a greener alternative as Hyundai show their commitment for the development to environmentally friendly vehicles.

The i-Blue Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle is hydrogen-powered and forms part of the zero-emission concept of vehicles which is to incorporate the third-generation of Hyundai’s fuel cell technology. The i-Blue is a step forward with the commercialization of Hyundai fuel cell vehicles, as they used to be on the SUV platform but is now to be featured on a CUV. Hyundai are very proud of the new i-Blue as it is their first vehicle with fuel cell technology that has been designed from the ground up. Although the design is more compact, Hyundai have still made the i-Blue both comfortable and safe.

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  • Letha Bobb

    Looking at many of the new concept cars that will be advancing our future as a nation I truly wish there were more ways to physically veiw and determine in everyday use and enviroments how many of these cars will establish their ablities to overcome the many obsticales that people place in front of them. Society is very weary when it comes to manufractures trying to sell vechicles that we have never seen nor understand. Being a student at fifty and understanding we must clean the world for our future, plays heavy when I deside what type of car in which I buy. Personally I would love to try out the Hyundai I-Blue or Saturn Flextreme or even the Nissan Mixim to determine what each offers society as well as what abilities these cars are able to perform in everyday situations. By placing these types of cars in full veiw and allowing society to see how they perform it allows for word of mouth to help as well as sight when it comes to sales of the future.