GM Ends Next-Gen Hydrogen Fuel Cell Development
General Motors will end development of next-generation hydrogen fuel cells under its HYDROTEC brand, shifting resources to electric vehicles, batteries, and charging technology.
- Development of next-generation hydrogen fuel cells under HYDROTEC brand ended
- Plans for a $55 million hydrogen fuel cell plant in Detroit cancelled
- Partnership with Piston Automotive, owned by Vinnie Johnson, terminated
The decision results in layoffs of salaried employees primarily in Pontiac, Michigan, following the closure of the HYDROTEC plant.
GM pivots more aggressively toward EVs, batteries, and charging technology.
Author's summary: GM stops hydrogen fuel cell development to focus on EVs.
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