Dude where’s my (700 Mile Range) Car that can refuel in 7 minutes? with REVO ZERO
Episode 112
Ruben Creus, CEO of REVO ZERO, joins the show today to explore the limitations of battery electric vehicles (BEVs), and presents an alternative: plug-in fuel cell (pFC) technology. The pFC system, as featured in REVO ZERO’s concept vechiles, combines the advantages of BEVs for short trips with the extended range of hydrogen fuel for longer journeys, offering up to 700 miles of range and a refueling time (with hydrogen) of 7 minutes.* Ruben argues this hybrid approach promises a more practical transition to hydrogen fuel by requiring fewer refueling stations along major travel routes. Ruben also shares his strategic plan to build a hydrogen station network, starting with highways and expanding through partnerships with airports and municipalities and also mentions REVO ZERO plans to manufacture their vehicles in Detroit. The adoption of zero-emission, sustainable vehicles is a marathon, not a sprint, but is pFC technology a pivotal step forward? Would love to hear your thoughts on this one!
*Range and time to refuel may vary depending on usage and external factors.
This episode is sponsored by REVO ZERO. Revo is working to create a clean, healthy, and sustainable future of offering innovative and cost effective products and solutions. The story of REVO ZERO began with one simple thought – there must be a way to create a zero-emissions vehicle that’s as practical as a gasoline car. To learn more about the model ENERGY, a pFC technology zero-emissions SUV, visit: revozero.com