Denmark became the first European country equipped with fuel cell vehicles for the public authorities to Copenhagen city received 15 units of the Hyundai iX35.
Also during this time, Denmark inaugurated three hydrogen supply stations named H2Station CAR-100, the only station built in 48 hours time.
After receiving the iX35 15, Copenhagen government has invited guests attended the inauguration iX35 test drive the car before delivery agencies.
The import of fuel cell vehicles and hydrogen stations built as part of the plan of the Danish government to replace 85% of gasoline vehicles with electric vehicles (battery or fuel cell hydrogen books) in 2015, and turned Copenhagen became the capital carbon neutral by 2025.
Denmark is a country that has the potential of wind power and natural gas (methane, CH4). The Nordic countries have plans to use wind power and natural gas to produce hydrogen supply for the European countries. There has been more than 40 Danish companies involved in the project and produce hydrogen station building in developing countries around the world.
Hyundai has invested in the research and development of hydrogen battery electric vehicles since 1998. IX35 car hydrogen fuel cell car is the 3rd generation of Hyundai and is the first generation of mass production.
In the early years, in an international event in Berlin engines, iX35 has 100 top entrepreneurs in Europe to find out and test drive. The first sale of 15 vehicles for the European iX35 is a milestone in the implementation of ambitious sold 1,000 cars in 2015 Hyundai iX35.
Currently iX35 is produced in Ulsan plant, Korea. IX35 fuel cell vehicles are equipped with electric motors 100 kW (134 bhp) could reach a maximum speed of 160 km / hour. Two hydrogen tanks located between the 2 axle with 5.64 kg load capacity enough hydrogen to run vehicles 594 km. Hydrogen vehicles can refill in just 3 minutes.
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