Visitors to the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas will be able to test drive the Renault Master Z.E Hydrogen vehicle thanks to a partnership with automotive-technology supplier Faurecia.
One version of the Master Z.E Hydrogen will be exhibited at the Faurecia booth at CES, and another will be available for test drives.
The Renault Master Z.E Hydrogen is equipped with a hydrogen system (StackPack) developed by Simbio, the joint venture formed by Faurecia and Michelin.
It has a range of 350km (currently undergoing WLTP approval) which is three times more than the battery-electric version of the Master Z.E.
