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Hyundai Nexo review: Heralding hydrogen’s future?

Posted on July 18, 2018July 26, 2019 By Jarvis

As vehicle emissions rules become increasingly strict, tax on traditional petrol- and diesel-drinking cars continues to rise. It’s why manufacturers are downsizing engines to fit vehicles into acceptable tax brackets. It’s why there’s an uptake for plug-in hybrids, regenerative hybrids, and fully electric vehicles (EVs), too.

It’s also why some believe that hydrogen fuel cell technology is the future. Which is where the Nexo – Hyundai’s second H2 vehicle, which is due to hit the roads in 2019 – fits into the picture. All that’s emitted from this SUV’s real tailpipes is water, making it truly emissions free. How about that for feeling totally smug and having no tax to worry about?
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