First fuel cell motorbike gets US premiere 20th June 2005
The world's first fuel cell motorbike designed by UK firm Intelligent Energy got its international premiere at the Pacific Design Centre in Los Angeles at the weekend.
The hydrogen-powered ENV is scheduled to hit the commercial market next year, according to United Press International.
In addition to being nearly noise-free, the ENV is entirely environmentally friendly, hence its name which stands for Emissions Neutral Vehicle.
Estimated to sell at around $6,000 (£3,288), the ENV has a running time of four hours before its hydrogen engine needs refuelling.
Fuel cells are expected to have a major impact on the automotive sector, offering a credible alternative to fossil fuels.
Projects in a number of major cities have already seen fuel cell powered buses deployed.
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