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Guangzhou Hybot Technology Co.Ltd. partners with Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS) for Groundbreaking Collaboration 

Next Generation Hydrogen Lorry from HVS

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(HVS), the UK’s first Hydrogen Fuel Cell truck OEM, has entered into a strategic collaboration with Guangzhou Hybot Technology Co., Ltd. to promote the application of hydrogen fuel cell trucks in the UK and EU markets, developing hydrogen fuel cell trucks suitable for various transportation scenarios. 

This MoU represents a significant milestone for both HVS and Hybot, as they join forces to drive the future of commercial vehicle manufacturing. By combining Hybot’s expertise in hydrogen fuel cell technology and HVS’ innovative approach to vehicle design, the partnership is poised to set new standards in the industry. 

“We are thrilled to embark on this journey with Hybot,” said Jawad Khursheed, CEO of HVS. “This collaboration aligns perfectly with our mission to lead in the introduction of zero-emission fuel cell trucks. Together, we will develop solutions that meet the needs of operators looking to decarbonise their fleets.” Mr Zhu, Founder of Hybot, echoed this sentiment, stating, “Partnering with HVS enhances our ability to deliver cutting-edge global logistics solutions that are environmentally friendly and highly efficient. This MoU is a testament to our shared commitment to innovation and sustainability.” 

The signing of this MoU is just the beginning. HVS and Hybot are dedicated to exploring further opportunities for cooperation including potential joint ventures, research initiatives, and technology sharing. Both companies are confident that their combined efforts will lead to the creation of state-of-the-art vehicles and supply chain solutions that will significantly impact the global market. 

 


Company Watch: 

Hybot was founded in 2021 in Guangzhou, China. Hybot is at the forefront of providing transportation capacity solutions and manufacturing hydrogen fuel cell commercial vehicles for the logistics industry. Positioned to capitalise on the strategic development opportunities in hydrogen energy both within China and globally, Hybot operates under the philosophy of “all for customer value.” The company offers integrated services of “vehicle + energy + N,” delivering comprehensive logistics solutions that are both efficient and sustainable. 

Hybot is committed to becoming the most valuable provider of commercial vehicle capacity solutions. Headquartered in Guangzhou, the company has established a Research & Development (R&D) centre in Wuhan, Hubei, and a commercial vehicle manufacturing base in Suizhou, Hubei. Additionally, Hybot has set up a fuel cell R&D centre in Canada and is establishing a forward-looking research centre in Beijing. This extensive network allows Hybot to maintain control over the entire value chain of hydrogen fuel commercial vehicles, from design and R&D to production and application scenarios. 

 


 

HVS (Hydrogen Vehicle Systems) is a UK company founded 2017. From innovative powertrain design to ground up production, HVS aims to disrupt the commercial vehicle industry by being an early mover with the most advanced, all–new zero emission HGV. Leading the way in hydrogen electric vehicle design, HVS is pioneering cutting-edge solutions that will decarbonise one of the heaviest polluting sectors worldwide. Combining unique design, efficiency, and performance; HVS will provide the ultimate driver experience at lower costs and lowest emissions.   

 


Points of note: 
  • Based on HVS’ conservative sales projections, by 2030 the new UK fleet of hydrogen HGVs displacing diesel vehicles could prevent more CO2 and noxious air emissions than the reported on-ground annual emissions of Heathrow airport.   
  • Green hydrogen is an infinitely renewable fuel.  It is made using renewable electricity to split water (H2O) into hydrogen and oxygen. In the fuel cell, hydrogen recombines with oxygen from the air to produce heat, power and water.   
  • Fuel Cells were invented in the UK by a Welsh scientist Sir William Grove in 1839.   
  • The UK is home to leading international hydrogen production, supply and storage industries, and HVS is an emerging OEM.  

 

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