Hyzon links with material technologies innovator in Australia to build a ‘SuperBus’

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By Jim Gibbins - 11th March 2021

USA / Australia - Hydrogen fuel cell and commercial vehicle producer, Hyzon Motors Inc¹ of Rochester, USA has signed an agreement with Perth, Australia-based new materials technology company, WarpForge², for the development of a ‘SuperBus’.

In September 2020, the companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) allowing Hyzon to incorporate its core hydrogen fuel cell technology with WarpForge’s innovative composite material capabilities to deliver a new integrated bus shell that provides significant weight savings and ensures corresponding fuel savings.

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