Jawad Khursheed

Hydrogen project collaboration and information platform

Autonomous hydrogen vehicle development

Supermarket chain

HVS's advanced control system that monitors the interaction between drivers and control systems for their hydrogen-electric HGV.

Technology for powering vehicles using hydrogen as fuel, producing zero emissions. The article discusses HFC vehicles as a green alternative to traditional combustion engines.

These systems combine liquid hydrogen storage with high-efficiency fuel cells to power electric motors, designed for 40–80 seat regional aircraft.

United Kingdom

Glasgow

Scotland

Development of two prototype autonomous fuel cell-powered heavy goods vehicles, one with a driver cab for on-road testing and one for remote operation on test tracks.

A new 40-tonne hydrogen-electric heavy goods vehicle (HGV) developed by Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS) with a unique powertrain and cab design, aiming for zero emissions.

Development of a 40-ton zero-emission heavy goods vehicle (HGV) with a hydrogen-electric powertrain, preceded by a 5.5-ton technology demonstrator.

A prototype hydrogen-powered van previously developed by HVS, demonstrating the company's fuel cell vehicle technology.

First prototype autonomous fuel cell-powered truck featuring a driver cab for on-road testing with a human driver present for safety.

Second prototype autonomous fuel cell-powered truck without a driver cab, designed for remote operation on test tracks controlled by a human operator.