Kia will bring a bespoke hydrogen fuel-cell car to market before the end of 2021. Speaking to Autocar ahead of the Geneva motor show, the company’s head of marketing in Europe, Artur Martins, confirmed that development of a new fuel cell car was under way. Although he stopped short of confirming any specifics about the new car, Martins said it would be a ‘bigger’ model which would be capable of housing conventional combustion engines, as
Kia confirms development of hydrogen model due in 2021
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