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ALL NEW Hyundai NEXO – A Game Changing Hydrogen Fuel Cell SUV !

Hyundai have actually simply revealed the second generation Hyundai powered at the . It is excellent to see them establishing alternative drive train options and with a variety of 700km and a fill up time of simply 5 minutes the brand-new Nexo certainly makes the case for more financial investment in hydrogen infrastructure. I also seize the day to walk and reveal you a few of the other highlights of the program.

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23 responses to “ALL NEW Hyundai NEXO – A Game Changing Hydrogen Fuel Cell SUV !”

  1. @Olivia-u2e6o Avatar
    @Olivia-u2e6o

    It’s a pleasure to watch you! Your ideas are so original and you just exude positivity.πŸ€—πŸŒΈβœˆοΈ

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  2. @HazelStewart3f Avatar
    @HazelStewart3f

    Very interesting content! You approach the topics skillfully and each video is a real treat.πŸ˜ˆπŸ…πŸŒ”

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  3. @jamiep61 Avatar
    @jamiep61

    I see that the Hyundai Ioniq 6 facelift was on display 😊

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  4. @μŠ€ν”Όκ²”μŠ€νŒŒμžŒ Avatar
    @μŠ€ν”Όκ²”μŠ€νŒŒμžŒ

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  5. @owenmcdonald5922 Avatar
    @owenmcdonald5922

    Not sure about the Nexo. I see Ssangyong Rodius or Pontiac Aztek in the rear end. Maybe it’ll look better in the metal.

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  6. @oneeleven9832 Avatar
    @oneeleven9832

    JCB have just got European type approval for a hydrogen combustion engine for construction equipment..they also produce the hydrogen & deliver it to sites..

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    1. @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270 Avatar
      @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270

      That’s OK for an on-site vehicle that refuels and works in the same place. For LDV use hydrogen can never and will never be able to compete with batteries. This argument was done and dusted 10 years ago.

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  7. @willielarsson9651 Avatar
    @willielarsson9651

    Goodness the rear of that nexo looks like the SUV from Breaking Bad

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  8. @kevinlucas8437 Avatar
    @kevinlucas8437

    I love what hyundai does. They really give you a lot for the money !! Still not sure about hydrogen. But the concept vehicle is really cool !!!

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  9. @simonpaine2347 Avatar
    @simonpaine2347

    Meanwhile Hydrogen distribution companies are going bankrupt. I wonder why.

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  10. @watchcommander2012 Avatar
    @watchcommander2012

    If they produced the Nexo in either a full hybrid or a PHEV that would be an attractive proposition Great video Ped!

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  11. @garrymatthews4430 Avatar
    @garrymatthews4430

    Have to say Pete they are fun to pilot, it give you a great feel of power, not very fast though

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  12. @johnbrown3951 Avatar
    @johnbrown3951

    Car shows are always good to walk round and there is always something interesting to see. I would also like to play with a big digger sometime. The wee kit car morphed into the concept car would be awesome. Do we need to start a petition on this channel to get this in to production.

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  13. @kevincross9206 Avatar
    @kevincross9206

    Some interesting kit there πŸ‘πŸ»

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  14. @solentbum Avatar
    @solentbum

    Meanwhile in the real world, even Truck designers are going for Battery Electric. It is do-able now, whilst cost effective and clean Hydrogen is still in the ‘promising development ‘ stage. ‘Hydrogen’ engines are relatively simple to make, whilst fuel cells are well established technology, all that both need is that elusive fuel. There are well documented papers on the relative prices and efficiencies of various road fuels together with their environmental costs, without a major breakthrough Hydrogen will remain a niche fuel.
    That alternative to the Ford Transit looked useful.

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  15. @CharlesWright-z3x Avatar
    @CharlesWright-z3x

    Another interesting video Ped .Thank youπŸ‘πŸ‘

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  16. @Jack-o2d6t Avatar
    @Jack-o2d6t

    right this may be a bit odd but I think you know my dad, does Robert Eames ring any bells ?

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    1. @Boydlynn2112 Avatar
      @Boydlynn2112

      I went to UMIST/ Manchester Uni with a Robert Eames.

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    2. @Jack-o2d6t Avatar
      @Jack-o2d6t

      ​@@Boydlynn2112 don’t think that’s him lol

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  17. @osm6435 Avatar
    @osm6435

    Rear lights inspired by MS Windows? πŸ˜‰

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  18. @michalklucz6907 Avatar
    @michalklucz6907

    it’s nice they included a route planner to help you navigate between two hydrogen stations in your country. fantastic concept. there is nothing game changing in this car. hydrogen for cars is a dead end. Heavy transport, construction, public transport, yes. cars? no point. You can generate pure electricity from PV on the roof of your shed. you can’t do that with hydrogen.

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  19. @global_nomad. Avatar
    @global_nomad.

    hope you’re keeping healthy with all that travelling…..nice to see a show walk around…the ionic 6 always looked too melted for me….would like to see a 3/4 scale ionic 5 though..the Nexo also has hints of the design language from their coupe Pony concept…and the Kia EV4 maybe has some Zagato in the rear….

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  20. @jonstevens5962 Avatar
    @jonstevens5962

    If Hydrogen makes sense elsewhere (not in the UK) why have Toyota sold so few Mirais? I mean, really teeny tiny numbers.

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