With hurricanes and disaster relief top of mind for the US government, General Motors is this week presenting military leaders with a platform design it hopes can one day help. The multi-vehicle Silent Utility Rover Universal Superstructure (SURUS) uses a fuel cell powertrain and autonomous capabilities to present advantages in disaster relief operations, global conflicts and other complex logistics scenarios.
GM advances stealthily into disaster relief zones with autonomous fuel cell concept
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