Hydrogen powered Suzuki SX4 at the Tokyo Auto Show

Suzuki that is all set to unveil hydrogen powered new Suzuki SX4 at the Tokyo Auto show later this month. Apart from hydrogen powered Maruti SX4 Suzuki will also launch plug-in hybrid version of its model Maruti Swift. The Maruti Swift model will be able to cover at least 19 kms under all-electric power. The Maruti SX4 fuel cell concept of Maruti SX4 - FCV will use 80kW hydrogen fuel cells provided by General Motors but will also employ a hydrogen tank and capacitor from Suzuki engineering.

Published On Oct 09, 2009 09:26 IST

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Suzuki that is all set to unveil hydrogen powered new Maruti SX4 at the Tokyo Auto show later this month. Apart from hydrogen powered Maruti SX4 Suzuki will also launch plug-in hybrid version of its model Maruti Swift.

The Maruti Swift model will be able to cover at least 19 kms under all-electric power. The Maruti SX4 fuel cell concept of Maruti SX4 - FCV will use 80kW hydrogen fuel cells provided by General Motors but will also employ a hydrogen tank and capacitor from Suzuki engineering.

Suzuki is currently testing the new concept car in Japan but has not come up with any information about the model going in the production. Apart from these two alternative fuel cars, Suzuki also intends to launch a hydrogen-powered Burgman scooter and a similarly powered mobility scooter. Chevrolet Cruze and Tata Manza are the upcoming cars in India.

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