Truckin News GM Hydrogen3
World Record Holder
Wieck Media Services reports that the GM HydroGen3 fuel cell prototype set a new world endurance record by breaking the distance record for fuel cell technology. The HydroGen3 traveled a total distance of 3,400 miles (5,471 km) while covering a 14-country tour over a total of 6,200 miles, finishing in the Portuguese capitol of Lisbon. The journey began May 3 in Hammerfest, Norway. DaimlerChrysler set the previous distance record of 3,262 miles.
Truckin News GM Hydrogen3
World Record Holder Wieck Media Services reports that the GM HydroGen3 fuel cell prototype

News Briefs
Ford and BP recently announced an initiative aimed at moving the United States closer to a hydrogen economy. Ford will place as many as 30 hydrogen-powered vehicles on the road, and BP plans to build a network of fueling stations to support them in metropolitan Sacramento, Orlando, and Detroit.

Hummer has announced that the '05 H2 SUT will start at $52,845, approximately $1,500 lower than a similarly equipped '05 H2 SUV.

AutoWeek recently reported that Honda is considering cylinder deactivation technology in its 3.5L V-6, which powers the Pilot, Odyssey, and its upcoming pickup.

The '04 Ford F-150 won the Auto Interiors Show's Interior of the Year Award.

Automotive News reports International Truck and Engine Corp and the EPA have made an agreement to commercialize a co-developed diesel engine that would meet near-zero emissions standards without the need for after-treatment devices.

Insiders tell us Mazda has decided against selling a Tribute version of the Ford Escape hybrid.

Correcting Ourselves
We incorrectly listed DuPont's contact information in a recent editorial mention. The correct way to contact DuPont is by calling (800) GET-DUPONT (438-3868) or to visit www.hothues.dupont.com

SOURCE
Giovanna Wheels
wtwcorp.com
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