Glickenhaus, known for its race cars and supercars, has expanded its hydrogen vehicle lineup with the unveiling of the H2 Zero Emission Pickup. This pickup truck concept features a unique swappable hydrogen tank system that allows for quick refueling at specialized depots. The company aims to address the challenge of hydrogen availability by potentially having fleet customers operate their own refueling stations. By storing hydrogen in compressed form and exploring innovative range-extending solutions using solar panels and water, Glickenhaus is pushing the boundaries of sustainable transportation. The pickup is designed for practicality, offering two- and four-door options with different bed sizes. With an impressive range of 800 miles on a full tank, Glickenhaus targets operational costs and performance levels similar to traditional diesel pickups, showcasing a commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility in the automotive industry.