Symbio, the joint venture comprising Forvia, Michelin, and Stellantis, showcased its latest innovation, the StackPack 75 hydrogen fuel cell system, at the H2 & FC Expo in Tokyo, Japan. This system, with a power output of 75 kW, boasts high operating temperature for enhanced heat dissipation efficiency and reduced cooling system requirements, making it ideal for various electric commercial vehicles and construction equipment. With a compact size of 268 liters and 200 kg mass, the StackPack 75 is tailored for urban and intercity buses, trucks, and off-road machinery. Symbio is gearing up for mass production of this system at its SymphonHy gigafactory, signaling a significant step towards the widespread adoption of hydrogen fuel cells in the transportation sector. Notably, the company plans to supply the StackPack 75 to Extreme H, a hydrogen fuel cell offshoot of the Extreme E off-road racing series, showcasing its versatility and potential beyond traditional commercial applications. Despite being a relatively new player in the e-mobility market, Symbio has garnered strong support from industry giants like Michelin, Faurecia, and Stellantis, positioning itself as a key innovator in fuel cell technology with a promising future ahead.