FCEV Vision 2030 highlights Hyundai Motor Group’s commitment to accelerate the development of a hydrogen society.

In this issue’s Tech Systems department, we report on a new self-heating, fast-charging battery that Penn State engineers say can make electric vehicles climate-immune.

New triple-power fuel-cell catalyst to reportedly bring cost reduction and increase in performance.

In two of its latest hydrogen fuel-cell projects, Toyota announced it will supply hydrogen technology to Caetanobus SA in Portugal and has agreed to a business partnership centered on hydrogen-based mobility between railways and automobiles with East Japan Railway Company.

Projects ranging from electric locomotives to zero-emission port equipment aim to cut diesel pollution in disadvantaged communities.

A study shows that by 2025 V2G could provide additional revenues and cost savings of $2 billion to global energy suppliers and offer consumers 15% savings on household energy bill.

Pedal-assisted motors will hold more than half the global market share.

Level 4 autonomous driving EVs self-drive 190 km from Seoul to Pyeongchang.

These transport and technology companies signed what is called the 'Shared Mobility Principles for Livable Cities.'

The All-Climate Battery is designed to deliver power and energy while enabling fast charging under all conditions, including sub-freezing temperatures.