Australian start-up unveils ambitious plan for hydrogen-powered Ford Ranger ute

Little known start-up H2X Global claims it plans to bring hydrogen power to Ford Ranger in a facility in Victoria’s Gippsland region, in the latest local effort to develop a zero-emissions ute.0 A little-known company has joined the race between multiple Australian start-ups to mass-produce a zero-emissions ute for commercial buyers.In 2020, Melbourne-based hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle (FCEV) specialist H2X Global announced its plans to produce the Warrego ute in Port Kembla south of Sydney – and pledged to have a demonstration vehicle ready within months.While the company says the H2X Global Warrego is still undergoing validation and verification testing in the Netherlands to be certified for Europe and global markets, the Australian company claims local testing will commence soon. If the Warrego is approved for local roads, H2X Global now claims Australian production could take…

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