With its commercial vehicle unit Pro One, Stellantis performed remarkably at IAA Transportation 2024, one of the largest trade fairs in Europe. It introduced its commercial vehicles with hydrogen fuel cell technology at the fair organised in Hannover. The company, which attracts attention with its investments in sustainable mobility solutions, especially with its hydrogen-powered medium-sized minibuses, is preparing to include large-sized minibuses in its product range in a short time.
Stellantis introduces hydrogen fuel cell vans!
Stellantis Pro One is approaching zero emission targets step by step thanks to its new minibus series with hydrogen fuel cell technology. These vehicles, which can be refuelled in just 5 minutes and offer a range of over 500 kilometres, increase efficiency in the commercial transport sector while reducing the negative impact on the environment. In addition, Stellantis continues to lead the way as the first manufacturer in Europe to offer hydrogen-powered minibuses.
Another important innovation introduced at the fair was the Multijet 4.0 engine developed by Stellantis. This engine reduces CO2 emissions in commercial vehicles by up to 10 per cent, while at the same time offering high performance.
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The new AT8 automatic transmission stands out with its features that increase driving comfort and provide more efficient gear shifts. This new transmission offers lower emissions and high fuel economy, popularising environmentally friendly solutions in commercial vehicles.
Stellantis Pro One attracted the attention of visitors by exhibiting its wide product range with models such as Opel Movano HYDROGEN and ultra-compact Opel Rocks Electric. All of these vehicles feature hydrogen fuel cell technology, long range and short refuelling times. The company also introduced micro mobility solutions and environmentally friendly and practical vehicles for urban transport.
Stellantis, which also exhibited its converted commercial vehicles at the fair, offers personalised solutions that meet the needs of professional customers. Developed in collaboration with certified partners, these vehicles provide users with reliable, efficient and practical transport solutions.
Offering longer range and fast refuelling without compromising on loading capacity, these vehicles are reshaping the future of commercial transport. With more than 250 hydrogen stations across Europe, the transition to this technology is accelerating and Stellantis is at the centre of this transformation.
