In a major advancement in military technology, Hyundai Rotem has lifted the curtain on the K3, the world’s first hydrogen-powered battle tank. This innovative vehicle, dubbed the Main Battle Tank, ...

Most know Hyundai as an automaker, but did you know it has a defense subsidiary named Rotem? Rotem showcased the world’s first hydrogen-powered stealth battle tank. It uses hydrogen fuel cells ...

The EMU also includes a toilet designed for passengers with special needs and amenities for mothers travelling with infants. The first set of EMUs that arrived in Tanzania in April this year was ...

It’s since been showcased by Hyundai Rotem – the carmaker’s heavy industry company – at several other events in Korea and Europe. Read: GM’s New Tactical Truck Is What Happens When A ...

According to Hyundai's estimates, the Initium can drive more than 400 miles (650km) on a single refuel — about 30 miles further than its production Nexo fuel cell SUV. Hyundai says the Initium ...

On October 31, Hyundai Rotem announced that it had unveiled its unmanned firefighting robot (pictured) for the first time at the 2024 Asia Machinery & Manufacturing Expo Korea, held at KINTEX in ...

SEOUL, Oct. 31 (Yonhap) -- Hyundai Rotem Co. said Thursday it has unveiled an unmanned firefighting robot prototype developed in partnership with the National Fire Agency at a machinery trade show ...

Hyundai Motor Co. unveiled a new hydrogen-powered vehicle called Initium, which it aims to release in the first half of next year as part of its broader push into the clean-burning gas. The ...

Initium concept showcases new design direction for fuel cell vehicles Production is scheduled to begin next year SUV shape is a ploy to prove hydrogen is robust and safe for everyday use Hyundai ...

Hyundai's next fuel-cell concept is a bit more exciting than that compact SUV, however. Hyundai Rotem, the division responsible for the brand’s defense contracting, has just updated plans for ...

It is said to be particularly quiet thanks to hydrogen. The South Korean engineering group Hyundai Rotem is developing the world's first battle tank powered by hydrogen. This was reported by South ...