Stellantis has paused its hydrogen fuel cell programme, rolling back on the proposed Symbio project with FORVIA and Michelin ...

The future of the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle took a dent last week as one of the world's biggest automakers reversed course.

Stellantis has pulled out of the Symbio joint venture, which was counting on the automaker as a client for 80 percent of its output of hydrogen fuel cells.

The automotive giant said that hydrogen market is not likely to be economically sustainable in the midterm. Read more at ...

A company official said the hydrogen market is “niche” and has no prospects of medium-term economic sustainability.

"China is the world's largest automotive market, and we are very happy to be a key player," Martin Fischer, Global CEO of ...

The automaker announced on Wednesday, July 16, that it would end its hydrogen development program, depriving start-up Symbio ...

Stellantis announced today that it is set to end its investment in Symbio, a joint venture with Michelin and Forvia SE, by ...

Stellantis said it would discontinue its hydrogen fuel-cell technology development program because it doesn't expect the adoption of hydrogen-powered light commercial vehicles before the end of the ...

ROME (Reuters) -Carmaker Stellantis said on Wednesday it would discontinue its hydrogen fuel cell technology programme and no ...

Stellantis announced a partnership with Michelin and Forvia to develop hydrogen-powered cars. Two years later, Stellantis is ...

Stellantis will cease its investments in Symbio, the hydrogen fuel-cell joint venture it formed with Michelin and Forvia.