BAODING,China,Jan. 13,2025 -- On January 10th,the first batch of 406 hydrogen fuel cell sanitation vehicles equipped withGWM HYDROGEN-FTXT's hydrogen power system were officially delivered to customers,marking the successful implementation of GWM HYDROGEN-FTXT's first "hundred-unit level" hydrogen sanitation vehicle demonstration application scenario in Baoding,China.
This batch of hydrogen sanitation vehicles includes three main models: hydrogen sweeping and washing vehicles,hydrogen cleaning vehicles,and hydrogen high-pressure flushing vehicles. They were jointly developed by GWM HYDROGEN-FTXT in collaboration with three well-known Chinese commercial vehicle manufacturers - Changzheng,Yutong,and Dongfeng. All vehicles are equipped with GWM HYDROGEN-FTXT's self-developed commercial vehicle fuel cell system and hydrogen storage system. Compared to electric sanitation vehicles,they have significant advantages such as faster fuel replenishment and better adaptability to high and low-temperature environments. It only takes 5-8 minutes to complete hydrogen refueling,and a single refueling allows for continuous operation of over 10 hours.
This delivery is another large-scale,mass-application demonstration scenario of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles implemented by GWM HYDROGEN-FTXT in China,following the world's first hundred-unit level 49-ton hydrogen heavy-duty truck demonstration application scenario. These vehicles will act as "mobile air purifiers" to support the low-carbon circular development model of "waste-free city + green hydrogen",and create a benchmark for the application of hydrogen sanitation vehicles in China.
At present,the number of hydrogen energy vehicles equipped by GWM HYDROGEN-FTXT that have been launched in the Chinese market has reached the thousand-unit level.
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