The Hyundai South Korean based carmaker, which is part of the European HyFive project dealing with launching zero-emissions vehicles on the market, has brought the long-expected ix35 Fuell Cell model in the United Kingdom. The Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell will have a starting price of 53,105 GBP, without considering the extra road price of around
Hydrogen seems to be the future fuel for cars and a lot of car makers start to orientate in this direction. The Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell is the main contender of the Korean company and it already managed to set a new record. According to the company, the car managed to cover over 700 kilometers
Hyundai prepares a refreshed 2013 model year ix35, an SUV which is expected to debut at the Geneva Motor Show. The 2013 Hyundai ix35 gets new bi-xenon headlights, LED daytime running lights, a revised front grille and slightly improved bumpers. It also rides on redesigned alloy wheels while other minor tweaks are available as well.
The Koreans from Hyundai prepared a special version of ix35, a model which returns zero emissions but still is not an EV. To be more precise, the prototype in question uses fuel cells. The model follows to be introduced at the EcoVelocity event which will be held between September 8 and 13 at the Battersea
Japan’s manufacturers may be suffering from the natural disasters that struck their country but the Koreans are doing far better. Once the market demand wasn’t being met by them, Kia has decided to step up and cover it with their SUV production.
This is the future, the models powered by hydrogen together with the electric models that are already popular all over the world. Both the electric and hydrogen powered models have a common aspect – zero CO2 emissions. Hyundai announces that a new model based by ix35 will be developed by 2015. It will be called
We have here the details about this new SUV called Hyundai ix35, which by the way the Hyundai Tucson successor. I keep to remind you how successful Hyundai Tucson was at his time tanks to his compact sizes, in that time all the SUV’s producers based on “bigger and stronger” philosophy, so Tucson’s success was
