Mercedes-Benz hydrogen was introduced in Los Angeles
The topic of alternative energy sources seems to be the dominant trend among modern automakers. So at the Los Angeles International Auto Show, the new Mercedes-Benz Ener-G-Force moving on conventional hydrogen was introduced.
Mercedes-Benz is clearly not lagging behind current trends and regularly pleases fans of its brand with new impressive developments. The presented concept has been created so far in a single copy and is planned for mass production by 2025. According to the authors, Ener-G-Force is a patrol car, which should be operated in remote areas with fuel shortages.
As a resource for engine operation, ordinary water is used. Moreover, you can notice on the roof of the car a special tank designed to collect rainwater. A complex system of fuel cells allows you to get energy for moving vehicles, and the same water as steam is a by-product.
A run with a full tank of water is enough for 800 kilometers, but not everything is so rosy. This concept is still very crude and requires significant improvements that Mercedes-Benz plans to produce together with Toyota.
Mercedes-Benz is clearly not lagging behind current trends and regularly pleases fans of its brand with new impressive developments. The presented concept has been created so far in a single copy and is planned for mass production by 2025. According to the authors, Ener-G-Force is a patrol car, which should be operated in remote areas with fuel shortages.
As a resource for engine operation, ordinary water is used. Moreover, you can notice on the roof of the car a special tank designed to collect rainwater. A complex system of fuel cells allows you to get energy for moving vehicles, and the same water as steam is a by-product.
A run with a full tank of water is enough for 800 kilometers, but not everything is so rosy. This concept is still very crude and requires significant improvements that Mercedes-Benz plans to produce together with Toyota.
