In August 2020, Hyperion presented plans for the XP-1, a hypercar running on hydrogen. It would not burn the gas in a combustion engine. Instead, it would use it in fuel cells to convert it into ...

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California-based Hyperion Motors recently unveiled a design for mobile hydrogen stations to support its Hyperion XP-1 fuel cell supercar. The Hyper:Fuel Mobile Stations will produce hydrogen onsite ...

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Remember the hydrogen-powered Hyperion XP-1 which made headlines in August 2020 with its impressive specs? Well, the first model from the California-based startup made its public debut at the Los ...

With little hydrogen infrastructure available, Hyperion Motors plans to deploy mobile hydrogen stations to support its XP-1 fuel-cell supercar. The Hyper:Fuel Mobile Stations, which can also be ...

Back in 2020, the Orange County-based Hyperion unveiled a head-turning hypercar with first-of-its-kind hydrogen fuel-cell technology. The XP-1 is powered by a quartet of electric motors fed by a fuel ...

Hydrogen supercar maker Hyperion isn't happy about the state of hydrogen fuel infrastructure, so it's decided to start building its own, rolling out yacht-styled mobile hydrogen stations across the ...

Hyperion, a California fuel-cell company, has delayed plans to move to Columbus and hire up to 700 workers. The company announced in February 2022 that it would invest nearly $300 million to convert ...

Experience the future of driving with the Hyperion XP-1, the ultimate hydrogen fuel hypercar. In this video, we showcase the XP-1's revolutionary aerodynamic design, impressive 2000 horsepower, and ...

A California company plans to move its headquarters back to Columbus in an operation that will employ nearly 700 workers developing hydrogen fuel cells. Hyperion Cos., now based in Orange, California, ...

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