The fuel cell produces the necessary power from the chemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen

- The fuel cell as the power supplier of tomorrow
- Hydrogen + oxygen = electric drive
- High efficiency, zero emissions
- Mercedes-Benz with large test fleet, pioneer in fuel-cell vehicles

- Regenerative hydrogen is the fuel of the future that, in combinations with the fuel cell, guarantees an emission and CO2-free mobility
- The production of regenerative hydrogen takes place, e.g. via electrolysis using regenerative power (water, wind, solar) or biomass gasification
- Filling up with hydrogen is just as simple as before - clean, fast and safe

- Hydrogen reacts with oxygen in the fuel cell
- This produces electric power that is stored in the battery and drives the vehicle via the electric motor
- Zero emissions - only water comes out the exhaust

Efficient:
- Energy recovery on the move when braking and coasting
- Storage of the energy obtained in the lithium-ion battery
- Long range of 400 kilometers due to hydrogen stored at 700 bar

Suitable for everyday use:
- Limited series of the B-Class F-CELL will start in 2010
- Daimler with the largest test fleet with over 4 million test kilometers
- Can cold start at down to minus 25 °C