First Hydrogen, automotive and energy developer, has revealed the first glimpse of its next generation zero emission vans. The Generation II images tease the designs produced in collaboration with EDAG Group Known for its top-level development of concept cars, prototypes and expertise in the international automotive industry, global mobility engineers EDAG was appointed by First Hydrogen in 2022 to develop design and styling for its zero emission light commercial vehicles.These first released images show the next generation’s front and rear detail. The front view features a smart digital panel, which shows the configuration of daytime running lights designed to give the van a recognisable face and identity, as well as outstanding visibility. The rear elevation reveals vertical tail lights either side of the main cargo access point. The design follows function as it accommodates different types of doors including tailgates, barn doors and roller shutters.First Hydrogen briefed EDAG Group to assist it in the development of designs for large panel vans that can be scaled to different vehicle heights and lengths. The result will be modular vehicles that allow for customisation to suit operational use and can be employed for a wide range of applications including express delivery, grocery, construction and utilities work, emergency services and vehicle recovery.
First Hydrogen, automotive and energy developer, has revealed the first glimpse of its next generation zero emission vans. The Generation II images tease the designs produced in collaboration with EDAG Group Known for its top-level development of concept cars, prototypes and expertise in the international automotive industry, global mobility engineers EDAG was appointed by First Hydrogen in 2022 to develop design and styling for its zero emission light commercial vehicles.These first released images show the next generation’s front and rear detail. The front view features a smart digital panel, which shows the configuration of daytime running lights designed to give the van a recognisable face and identity, as well as outstanding visibility. The rear elevation reveals vertical tail lights either side of the main cargo access point. The design follows function as it accommodates different types of doors including tailgates, barn doors and roller shutters.First Hydrogen briefed EDAG Group to assist it in the development of designs for large panel vans that can be scaled to different vehicle heights and lengths. The result will be modular vehicles that allow for customisation to suit operational use and can be employed for a wide range of applications including express delivery, grocery, construction and utilities work, emergency services and vehicle recovery.
