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- Hyperion Unveils Mobile Station to Solve EV Infrastructure Puzzle
Hyperion Motors, Inc , announced the launch of its Hyper:Fuel Mobile Stations™, capable of refueling both hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) and battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
- Hyperion announces new hydrogen fuel cell research development and . . .
Hyperion will invest more than $297 million in the new facility to manufacture its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell, which will power its new line of stationary and mobile energy storage products, including its XP-1 hypercar
- Cars: Hydrogen Electric XP1 Hypercar - Hyperion
Hyperion is proud to have leading experts in hydrogen fuel cell and aerospace technology
- About Hyperion Companies
Hyperion was founded in 2011 in Columbus, Ohio with an early team of aerospace and automotive engineers who wanted to inspire the hydrogen industry to think bigger In 2015 the company moved to the west coast to continue development using California’s Hydrogen Highway
- News Press | Hyperion
From Forbes to MotorTrend, here's a sample of press articles that have recently covered Hyperion's hydrogen-powered products
- Hyperion | The Future of Hydrogen
Hyperion is focused on bringing sustainable energy to market for a better future The company develops hydrogen fuel cells, energy storage, and advanced mobility solutions
- Order Now: Hydrogen Electric XP1 Hypercar - Hyperion
Aimed at eliminating range anxiety compared to other electrics, the XP-1 features an impressive 1,000 mile range and can be recharged in less than five minutes This hydrogen-powered vehicle incorporates NASA H2 technologies to deliver 2,000+ horsepower to 4 axial-flux electric motors The vehicle stores electric energy via fuel cell systems versus heavy lithium ion batteries, providing all
- Hyperion reveals sneak peek video of hydrogen-powered electric supercar
The Hyperion Company, Inc, a Southern California-based technology company specializing in hydrogen innovation, today revealed a sneak peek of its highly-anticipated hydrogen-powered supercar, the XP-1
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