A few days ago, Peugeot officially announced that the brand's first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, peugeot e-Expert Hydrogen, officially rolled off the production line. The new car is based on the Petrogon Expert fuel version model, and is equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell power system in terms of power. According to the plan, the new car is expected to be officially delivered within the year, and the first commercial user is Michelin's subsidiary watera.
The Peugeot Xpert lineup is very large, including fuel version, pure electric version and the upcoming hydrogen fuel cell version. In terms of exterior design, the differences between different versions of the model are very small, and they all adopt Peugeot's latest family design language, and the front face hexagonal net with special-shaped headlights is very recognizable. It is reported that Peugeot e-Expert Hydrogen will provide two models of standard version and extended version to choose from, the maximum load volume of the cargo compartment can reach 6.1m3, the payload is 1100kg, and the maximum traction force will reach 1000kg.
Peugeot officials revealed that the hydrogenation of the new car can be completed in only 3 minutes, the battery capacity is 10.5kWh, the speed can reach 130km/h, and the WLTP mileage is expected to exceed 400km. According to the plan, peugeot e-Expert Hydrogen will be the first to be produced in Valencia, France, and will be upgraded at the Stellantis Hydrogen Fuel Technology Center in Rüsselsheim, Germany. With the launch of Peugeot e-Expert Hydrogen, stellantis Group also has the latest achievements in the field of new energy, which is of great benefit to the future development of the group.