Hyundai electric vehicle owners will pay less to charge their cars at Ampol stations, as the Korean carmaker and the petroleum group explore adding refuelling stations for hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Hyundai electric vehicle drivers will pay less to charge their cars at Ampol stations than other battery-powered motorists after the Korean carmaker and the petroleum group struck a partnership that will also investigate adding refuelling stations for hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Ampol currently has 10 electric vehicle charging stations at five service stations in Queensland, NSW, Victoria and Western Australia with 150-kilowatt chargers that take about 15 to 20 minutes to recharge a car’s battery from 10 to 80 per cent. running from Queensland to Victoria, which is expected to be used by long-haul trucks, and investigate opportunities for refuelling stations in inner cities.
Hydrogen-powered vehicles have longer ranges and shorter refuelling times than battery-powered vehicles. “The experience in refuelling is almost identical to a fossil fuel vehicle today,” Mr Kett said.Hydrogen passenger vehicles are popular in Korea, which has more than any other country on the roads, and Hyundai is trialling hydrogen trucks in several countries including Switzerland, the United States and New Zealand.
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