Renault has confirmed the production of its hydrogen-powered van, the Master H2-Tech, slated for release in 2025 at the Batilly assembly line. Developed by HYVIA, a joint venture between Renault and Plug Power, the van offers two fuel tank options, providing a driving range of up to 700 kilometers. Comparing it to the Master E-Tech electric model, the hydrogen variant offers competitive range figures and a quick refueling time of around 5 minutes. Despite concerns about the limited hydrogen fueling station network in Europe, the Master H2-Tech aims to cater to fleet customers with its high-voltage battery and fuel cell technology. The van features a 47-kilowatt fuel cell and 105-kilowatt electric motor, capable of reaching a top speed of 120 kilometers per hour. While pricing details are yet to be disclosed, it is expected that the Master H2-Tech will come at a premium compared to its electric and combustion engine counterparts. This move underscores Renault's positive stance towards hydrogen technology and highlights its efforts to expand its environmentally friendly vehicle lineup.