Manufacturing Industry
GM's Hy-wire Concept - Major Step Forward In Reinventing Automobile.
Advanced Materials & Composites News, August, 2002
World's First Drivable Aluminum/Composites Fuel Cell and By-wire Vehicle
Driving closer to reinventing the automobile, General Motors Corp. August 14 revealed Hy-wire, the world's first drivable vehicle that combines a hydrogen fuel cell with by-wire technology.
The GM Hy-wire, appropriately named for its technology, incorporates the features first envisioned and shown in the AUTOnomy concept vehicle at the 2002 North American International Auto Show in Detroit and the 2002 Geneva Motor Show. Hy-wire will be introduced to the public at the Paris Motor Show Sept. 26.
"The fact that we developed Hy-wire as a drivable concept vehicle in just eight months (from its introduction in Detroit) shows our commitment to this technology and the...
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