Nissan Motor Co. revealed a revolutionary new prototype vehicle this week — the world’s first Solid Oxide Fuel-Cell (SOFC)-powered prototype vehicle. The car runs on bio-ethanol electric power and can rely on multiple fuels in order to produce high-efficiency electricity, including ethanol and natural gas. Ideally, however, the car would run on renewable fuels sourced from corn or sugar cane. In a press release, Carlos Ghosn, president and chief executive officer, explained, “The e-Bio Fuel-Cell…
Nissan has created the world’s first solid-oxide fuel cell vehicle
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