With battery electric vehicles (BEVs) charging into the global market, it’s clear to see that the future is indeed electric. That being said, there are quite a lot of people who have recognized the potential of hydrogen energy – both when it comes to using it as a fuel cell to power electric vehicles, as well as a fuel source for internal-combustion engines.
We’ve talked about quite a few hydrogen-focused initiatives from the likes of Yamaha and Fraunhofer IWU. This time around, it’s the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who’s showcased its hydrogen-powered initiatives. MIT’s Electric Vehicle Team has long had experience when it comes to building and racing innovative electric vehicles. This time around, the team is turning its eye to the two-wheeled world, and is venturing into hydrogen-powered electric motorcycles in 2024.
