Mercedes-Benz Looking to stay at the front of the technology curve

567 Mercedes Benz Looking to stay at the front of the technology curveLooking to stay at the front of the technology curve, Daimler revealed today it is working on a next-generation fuel-cell vehicle to be built out of the Mercedes-Benz B-Class and to be known as the B-Class F-Cell. The car will go into limited production next year.

Working to create a vehicle with both zero emissions and Mercedes-Benz-quality ride, comfort, luxury, and quiet, engineers at Mercedes’ Sindelfingen plant have been reworking the fuel cell from the A-Class fuel-cell car into a more powerful system for the B-Class. Improvements to the fuel cell itself include greater power output, longer range, and cold-start capability down to -25 degrees Celsius, or -13 degrees Fahrenheit.

Several B-Class F-Cell cars will be built this year with limited production beginning in 2010. With the B-Class F-Cell, Mercedes-Benz will be one of the first automakers to put fuel-cell cars on public roads.

 Mercedes Benz Looking to stay at the front of the technology curve

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source: motortrend

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