Hyundai ix35 FCEV

The Hyundai ix35 FCEV, also called the Tucson FCEV, is a hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle that Hyundai developed on the platform of its ix35 sport utility vehicle. It was a left-hand-drive-only conversion and the first vehicle of its type to be mass produced and sold commercially anywhere in the world. Production of the fourth-generation model began at Ulsan, South Korea, in February 2013. It uses a proton exchange membrane fuel cell, an electric motor rated at 100 kilowatts and a 700 bar tank holding 5.64 kilograms of hydrogen, good for a range of about 594 kilometres. Earlier test generations appeared in 2001 and 2005, and the model was discontinued when the Hyundai Nexo succeeded it in 2018.