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Описание: First on our list is the BMW Hydrogen. This hydrogenpowered SUV boasts an impressive range on a single tank and a rapid refueling time of just three minutes.

First on our list is the BMW IX5 Hydrogen. This hydrogenpowered SUV boasts an impressive range of over 313 miles (500 kilometers) on a single tank and a rapid refueling time of just three minutes. With a powerful 401 horsepower engine and a top speed of 115 mph (184 km/h), the BMW iX5 Hydrogen blends performance with unparalleled efficiency. Addressing range anxiety, it rivals the refueling time of gasoline vehicles, offering a sustainable driving solution without compromise.

Next, let's explore the Nam X HUV, a revolutionary concept car designed by Pininfarina. Unveiled in May 2022, this SUV features six interchangeable Hydrogen Tanks, providing a range of 800 kilometers. This system allows easy tank exchange without refueling the main tank. The Nam X HUV uses a fuelcell to generate electricity, with the rear-wheel drive version boasting a 300-horsepower motor and the all-wheel drive version combining for 550 hp. This innovation offers both efficiency and practicality.

Among the notable hydrogen cars is the Toyota Mirai, known for its elegant design and competitive range. The Mirai can go 312 miles on a full tank, and in 2021, a new model achieved 845 miles on a single tank. Featuring a 3.0 kW/L fuel cell system, the Mirai delivers an output power of over 100 kW. Hyundai Nexo is another impressive model, offering a 95-kW fuel-cell stack and a 40-kWh battery pack powering a 161-horsepower motor. The Hyundai N Vision 74, unveiled in 2022, features dual electric traction motors with a combined output of 670 hp, accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in just four seconds.

Lastly, the Hyperion XP1, unveiled in August 2022, is a hydrogen-powered sports car with a top range of 1016 miles and a top speed of 221 mph (356 km/h). Powered by four electric motors, this Hydrogen Supercar accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.2 seconds and includes active aerodynamic elements that double as solar panels.