Mercedes recently teased their new fuel cell version of their GLC and now the car maker has announced the vehicle at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The Mercedes GLC F-CELL is a preproduction model and the car will be powered by a fuel cell and a battery powertrain.
The Mercedes GLC F-CELL will have an all electric range of 49km and a combines range of 437 km, it will have around 197 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque.
Mercedes-Benz is presenting preproduction models of the new Mercedes-Benz GLC F-CELL as the next milestone on the road to emission-free driving. Under the technology designation EQ Power, the latest electric model (destined for subsequent series production) is set to combine innovative fuel-cell and battery technology in the form of a plug-in hybrid: in addition to hydrogen, the all- electric variant of the popular SUV will also run on electricity. Intelligent interplay between battery and fuel cell, along with short refueling times, will in future make the GLC F-CELL a vehicle of high everyday practicality and also suitable for long-distance motoring. With 4.4 kg of hydrogen on board, the preproduction model produces enough energy for a range of up to 437* km in the NEDC. F-CELL drivers will also benefit from a range of up to 49 km in the NEDC thanks to the large lithium-ion battery. An output of 147 kW guarantees both dynamic performance and locally zero emissions driving pleasure. In unveiling the preproduction vehicles of the Mercedes-Benz GLC F-CELL, Daimler is taking another important step as part of its systematic “CASE” strategy.
You can find out further information about the new Mercedes GLC F-CELL over at Mercedes Benz at the link below.
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