Stellantis, a French automotive company, is gearing up to unveil the Opel-branded Movano Hydrogen at the upcoming IAA Transportation event in Hanover. The fuel cell-powered van is a testament to Stellantis' commitment to hydrogen mobility, with impressive features such as a 500km range and rapid refueling capability. Equipped with an electric motor delivering 110kW of power and an 11kWh lithium-ion battery for acceleration support, the Movano ensures the fuel cell functions optimally at all times. The innovative hybrid system of the van allows for regenerative braking, channeling energy back into the battery via the electric motor. This approach enhances the efficiency and everyday usability of the vehicle. The Movano Hydrogen leverages the drivetrain from Opel Vivaro Hydrogen, making it a significant addition to Stellantis' light commercial vehicle range. In line with its hydrogen mobility strategy, Opel, alongside Peugeot and Citroën, plans to kickstart mass production of hydrogen-powered vehicles in 2022. Additionally, Symbio, a company jointly owned by Stellantis, aims to produce 200,000 fuel cell units by 2030, highlighting the increasing demand and potential for hydrogen mobility solutions in the market. Symbio's CEO, Philippe Rosier, emphasized the company's commitment to hydrogen mobility, citing the ambitious production plans as evidence of a tangible interest in this sustainable technology.