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Suzuki working on the MIO, a hydrogen fuel cell wheelchair. Who wants one?

Suzuki wants to move more than just drivers with hydrogen fuel cells. The automaker is working to develop a wheelchair that moves on electricity, which is produced in a fuel cell from methanol. The Suzuki Mio can operate for about 25 miles on a four-liter tank. The fuel cell uses the methanol to create hydrogen and electricity, and Li-ion batteries save up what isn't used right away. The art released by Suzuki, as you might be able to see, shows the wheelchair with "FC Seniorcar" stenciled on the side. Guess who the target market is? ... Read more →

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Suzuki working on the MIO, a hydrogen fuel cell wheelchair. Who wants one?

Suzuki working on the MIO, a hydrogen fuel cell wheelchair. Who wants one? 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

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