UPS’s Brown Turns Green, Thanks to Fuel Cells

United Parcel Services (UPS) yesterday deployed three fuel cell-powered Dodge Sprinters for service in Los Angeles, Sacramento and Ann Arbor, MI. This launch marks the first use of medium-duty delivery vehicles powered by fuel cells in the U.S., made possible by an alliance between UPS, DaimlerChrysler AG, and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The new vehicles, which use DaimlerChrysler’s second-generation fuel cell technology, offer acceleration equal to a gas- or diesel-powered UPS vehicle and an operating range of 155 miles, matching the range of a diesel-powered Sprinter. This represents a marked performance improvement over a ...

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