2020 MERCEDES BENZ GLC F CELL REVIEW - The Mercedes-Benz GLC F-Cell is coming to production in just a few years, and it could bring the shot in the arm that the hydrogen economy needs. When the SUV hits the market in late 2019, it will likely be the most practical fuel-cell-powered car on the market -- thanks not only to its cargo capacity, but also to its day-to-day livability.
Most hydrogen-powered cars won't allow you to stray far from a hydrogen filling station. And right now there just aren't too many of the things, so careful route planning is essential. The GLC F-Cell helps a bit by being at least partially independent of those stations. It can drive up to 49 kilometers (just over 30 miles) on electricity alone thanks to the integrated 9kWh battery pack. Sure, that pales in comparison to the range of a proper EV, but it gives this crossover that much more flexibility than the other fuel-cells on the market presently -- namely, Toyota's Mirai and Honda's Clarity.
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