ADDRESSED IN THIS REPORT:

• Current state of fuel-cell technology
• Which automakers are furthest ahead in the race to develop cost-competitive fuel-cell technology
• Fuel-cell installation trends and use in light vehicles • New applications of fuel-cell technology
• Which OEMs are best positioned to mass-produce and market fuel-cell vehicles
• Global outlook for fuel-cell vehicle sales, by brand and region
• How the development of a hydrogen production and fueling infrastructure will impact fuel-cell vehicle proliferation

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO:

• Light-vehicle product developers
• Strategic planners and marketers for OEMs and suppliers
• Competitive analysts
• Policymakers involved in emissions and fuel economy

OVERVIEW:

Wards Intelligence has been reporting on trends in fuel-cell vehicle development from concept to production vehicles for two decades and now adds the latest information and data to present a comprehensive look at the FCV market and its future.

Author Roger Schreffler, a veteran business journalist and longtime Wards correspondent, provides an in-depth analysis of how each automaker is developing and marketing fuel-cell technology and how well they are positioned for a hydrogen future that lies just over the horizon.

Aimed at automakers, suppliers and market analysts seeking insight into how each OEM is positioned today and the likely future for each OEM in terms of developing and marketing fuel-cell vehicles and technology, this report provides a thorough analysis of the state of fuel-cell vehicle technology, OEM marketing strategies and trends in the U.S. and global markets..

HIGHLIGHTS:

• An outlook on the proliferation of fuel-cell technologies
• Competitive insight on relative approaches taken by major automakers toward fuel-cell development
• Profiles of supplier activity and innovation around fuel-cell products
• LMC Automotive forecast of regional market share and volume through 2030
• Industry survey results on the future of fuel-cell vehicles and technology
• Q&As with top executives from a wide cross-section of the fuel-cell-vehicle industry

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