Daihatsu Kei concepts bet on hydrazine as future fuel

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It has been a tough couple of years for the Japanese motor car industry, not least for Daihatsu. On top of natural and man-made disasters, Japan’s oldest car manufacturer, now part-owned by Toyota, has struggled to sell its super-compact “Kei” class vehicles outside of the home market. The company clearly feels however that the future will come to it, predicting demand for compact, zero-emission, hybrid powered vehicles, and has been developing a unique fuel-cell power source for just such a future since 2007. Leading the company's typically cute concept car range is the FC ShoCase - a vehicle suitable for the new fuel-cell... Continue Reading Daihatsu Kei concepts bet on hydrazine as future fuel

Section: Automotive

Tags: Concept Cars, Daihatsu, Fuel Cell

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