Prequel to a Hydrogen Future: Driving G.M.’s Fuel Cell Prototype

by L. Brooke New York Times, 24 Sep 2006 If an afternoon behind the wheel of General Motors’ latest prototype hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, the Sequel, is any indication, automotive powertrains of the future will not feel much different from the engines that drive today’s cars and trucks. By a seat-of-the-pants evaluation, the Sequel feels reasonably peppy; acceleration is smooth and nearly silent. And it is capable of reaching 90 miles an hour. Read more