Tata Motors, India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, has taken a major leap forward in its commitment to smarter and greener solutions by providing Indian Oil Corporation Limited with its first fleet of Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs). The FCEV buses, which are powered by hydrogen fuel cells, aim to advance India’s sustainable transportation goals.
Summery:
– Tata Motors has provided Indian Oil Corporation Limited with the first hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) buses, aiming to advance India’s smart and sustainable solutions.
– The delivery of these buses marks the beginning of a new era in inter-city public transportation and a step towards achieving sustainable mobility.
– Tata Motors, in collaboration with industry partners and research institutions, has developed advanced hydrogen-based proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell technology to cater to Indian conditions.
– The buses feature a 350-bar hydrogen storage system, a 70 kW fuel cell stack, electronic braking system, stability control, intelligent transport system, user-friendly vehicle maintenance, and new-generation telematics for tracking.
– The development of these buses demonstrates Tata Motors’ commitment to carbon neutrality and leadership in sustainable mobility solutions.
– Tata Motors and Indian Oil Corporation Limited will continue to progress in PEM fuel cell technology as part of their commitment to future energy technologies.
