Electric vehicles are all the rage these days, and manufacturers continue to push the bounds of design and engineering to achieve machines that are both more efficient and quick to charge. While fast-charging tech has indeed advanced leaps and bounds in recent years, hydrogen serves as yet another potential goldmine for folks looking for a quick recharge while still piloting a zero-emissions vehicle.
While we’ve talked about internal-combustion hydrogen engines before – like those being developed by Yamaha and Toyota, what we’re looking at today is a hydrogen-powered electric motorcycle (think Toyota Mirai and other hydrogen-powered EVs). Developed by a consortium of German-Czech collaborators, the aptly named Hydrocycle concept hopes to reshape the future of the two-wheeled mobility world.
