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A fuel source as abundant as it is innovative.

Although they use hydrogen, fuel cell vehicles have a battery-powered motor like EVs. The 2023 NEXO Fuel Cell can take you up to 380 miles—plus refilling the tank is similar to filling a gas tank and takes about the same amount of time. ⁠

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NEXO Fuel Cell

Our hydrogen-powered SUV.
NEXO Fuel Cell is the innovative result of our approach to technology, luxury, and design. Not only is it fueled by hydrogen, it gives you an impressive EPA-estimated range of up to 380 miles with zero emissions. And refueling is similar to pumping gas, taking just 5 minutes or less.⁠
Fuel cell vehicles explained
Wonder how fuel cell vehicles work? Curious about their safety? Get a better understanding about this brilliant—yet often misunderstood—technology.
Electrified living
We’ve made it easier than ever to drive and own our fuel cell vehicle.

Fuel cell advantages

Five minutes to refuel

Five minutes to refuel

Filling up with hydrogen is just as easy as pumping gas.
Zero tailpipe emissions

Zero tailpipe emissions

The only thing coming out of the tailpipe is water.
HOV lane

HOV lane

Drive solo in carpool lanes where available.

Like electric vehicles, fuel cell vehicles also exclusively use a battery-powered motor. But their battery’s recharged by a fuel cell stack that turns liquid hydrogen into electricity. Water’s the only tailpipe emission. Refueling the hydrogen tank is conveniently similar to filling a gas tank, taking about 5 minutes.⁠

 

Although you refuel them with hydrogen, fuel cell vehicles are actually powered by an electric motor. The hydrogen in the fuel tanks travels to the fuel cell stack. Inside the stack, the hydrogen undergoes an electrochemical reaction with oxygen that’s collected through the air intake. This process generates electricity which either directly powers the motor or is stored in the battery for future use.

 

Inside the fuel cell, a catalyst splits hydrogen atoms into protons and electrons. The electrons flow as electrical current to the motor which powers NEXO. The protons pass through a membrane where they combine with electrons and oxygen atoms to form water, the only fuel cell vehicle emission.
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