The topic of hydrogen as a raw material to power the vehicles of the future keeps coming back, and has recently gained even more interest. Let’s take a look at the possibilities offered by shock absorbers for hydrogen tanks.
The plug-in hybrid sector has been growing rapidly for some time. However, with the emergence of low-cost electric vehicles, it seems that the position of the PHEV sector may be shaken. How is it in reality?
Mobility comes with huge emissions. The future of automotive vehicles requires investment in electric and hydrogen engines. This will ensure that the automotive sector contributes far less to the production of CO2 and other greenhouse gases.
Seats in cars perform very important functions related to safety and comfort of travelling. Increasing requirements of the users and development of automotive technologies cause that they must feature more and more diverse properties. They are related to safety, travelling comfort or aesthetics. One of these technologies, which exert a decisive influence on the future shape of the car seats is the use of expanded polypropylene EPP.
Some drivers think that electric cars do not prove themselves in colder climates in Europe. The range of an electric car in winter is slightly smaller than in summer; however, the experience in exploitation of such vehicles in the exceptionally cold climate in Scandinavia demonstrates that it does not make any problem. It is enough to consider some aspects of exploitation.
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