The news comes from the Paris Motor Show, Hopium Machina Vision promises up to 1000 km of autonomy in just three minutes to complete it.
Electric car manufacturer Hopium steps up its bet on hydrogen
The automotive market is now focused on launching electric vehicles. However, there are other sustainable options that need to be developed.
Some manufacturers are betting on developing their vehicles using hydrogen fuel cells, a technology they see as the solution of the future.
One such company is Hopium, a young French car manufacturer that has been working in recent years to create the Hopium Machina, a car meant to change the world for the better.
Hopiumu has a range of 1,000 kilometers and an output of 368 kW (500 hp).
With 368 kW (500 hp) with all-wheel drive, this car can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 5 seconds. In addition, the top speed is limited to 230 km/h.
However, the main highlight of Hopium Machina is its autonomy. The manufacturer guarantees that this car will be able to drive 1000 kilometers, which is difficult to achieve in modern electric vehicles.
One of the big benefits of Hopium Machina is the dressing.
Hydrogen can be replenished in as little as 3 minutes, which is similar to modern internal combustion vehicles.
When will Hopium Machina Vision be released?
Since production will start in France from 2025, all components used will be sourced from Europe in order to reduce the carbon footprint of the entire process.
Hopium therefore hopes that its new vehicle will become a benchmark in the market, and hydrogen will become a real alternative to the mobility of the future.
What is the price of Hopium Machina Vision?
With a price tag of around 120,000 euros, the Hopium Machina Vision is already available to order despite being over two years away. Hopium says the goal is to produce 20,000 Machina Visions annually.
So the big negative is the price advertised by Hopium, 120 thousand euros is and will be a prohibitive price for most people.
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