Dan Nicholson

Automotive

GM's proprietary hydrogen fuel cell technology platform being developed and commercialized for various applications including vehicles and stationary power generation. The technology is designed to deliver on performance and cost objectives.

A modular hydrogen fuel cell system composed of over 300 second-generation fuel cells. It is designed for compact packaging and includes integrated power and thermal-management systems.

Advanced fuel cell technology used in the Hydrotec Power Cube, representing an evolution from first-generation designs with significantly reduced platinum content.

United States

General Motors' hydrogen fuel cell technology development project for commercial vehicle applications. The project includes the Hydrotec Power Cube, a modular fuel cell system designed for heavy-duty vehicles and stationary power.

A new generation of hydrogen fuel cell technology developed by General Motors for powering the SURUS platform. Provides approximately 400 miles of operating range before refueling.