Renault has revealed a new prototype at the IAA Transportation show in Hannover, Germany, showcasing the Master H2-Tech Prototype, a hydrogen-powered van set to enter the market next year. This vehicle promises a range of 435 miles and a quick five-minute refueling time, providing constant operational availability for business users. Developed in collaboration with Plug under the HYVIA project, the Master van incorporates an integrated multimedia system to manage range and hydrogen consumption efficiently. Furthermore, the van offers versatility by being adaptable for different applications like chassis cab versions. Renault's focus on customer feedback from previous H2-Tech versions has led to the enhancement of this model. The production of the Master van, along with its petrol and electric counterparts, remains in France at Renault's Batilly plant near Metz, reaffirming the brand's commitment to local manufacturing. With a high percentage of suppliers for this model being French-based, Renault demonstrates its support for domestic production and eco-friendly technology.