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 SAIC Develops Another Fuel Cell-based Vehicle
Publication Date:18-December-2006
06:00 AM US Eastern Timezone 
Source:SinoCast LLC 
SHANGHAI-- Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. (SAIC), a leading automaker based in Eastern China, has successfully developed a fuel cell-based vehicle recently along with its partners including Tongji University.

It is the fourth-generation fuel cell-based vehicle, and it comes after SAIC Motor, the university and other partners worked out a third-generation product a year ago. The vehicle uses a body of the Roewe, a self-developed brand of SAIC.

The vehicle has a power performance as good as analog products by Benz, said Wang Gang, president of Tongji. It has a maximum speed of 150 kilometers an hour. Fully-fueled, it is able to run 300 kilometers continuously. The time-to-amplitude converters is 15 seconds for the vehicle, a stride from 19 seconds for the third generation product.

The vehicle burns hydrogen. It can save much energy and is friendly to the environment.
 
 

 
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