A new generation of equipment supplier, Symbio designs hydrogen fuel cell kits that can be incorporated into various types of electric vehicles (utility vehicles, vans, buses, heavy-goods vehicles, etc.) and are associated with a range of services (remote vehicle repairs and fleet management, etc.).
Once equipped in this way, these vehicles provide enhanced ease of use (refill in three minutes, autonomy twice that of their battery equivalents, etc.) while remaining “zero emissions”. There are several hundred of these vehicles – for the most part, light utility vehicles – on the roads in France and across Europe. Created in 2010, Symbio has been a 50/50 joint subsidiary of Michelin and Faurecia since November 2019.
symbio
in 5 key points
Patented technology
more than 10 French and European patents
Proven industrialisation
capacities
adapting to market
needs and volumes
High levels of
adaptability
to the mechanical and electrical requirements of each manufacturer
A full range
of services
from production to monitoring fleets on the market
Partners invested
in the deployment of hydrogen transport
symbio
en 5 key points
Patented technology
more than 10 French and European patents
Proven industrialisation capacities
adapting to market needs and volumes
High levels of adaptability
to the mechanical and electrical requirements of each manufacturer
A full range of services
from production to monitoring fleets on the market
Partners invested
in the deployment of hydrogen transport
facts & figures
3 MIN.
for hydrogen
charging
> 100%
more autonomy
compared to battery
only vehicles
+ THAN 200
adapted vehicles
currently operational
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Green Hydrogen produced on site : the first recharge station launched
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