Remember Pininfarina’s hydrogen-powered NAMX HUV?
Take a look at the revolutionary Pininfarina NAMX HUV, showcased at the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Debuted in 2022, Pininfarina’s NAMX HUV proposed a removable hydrogen capsule system aiding in what the firm called ‘limitless mobility’. This is what the revolutionary model was all about.
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Several automakers have tried their hand at hydrogen power, with each exploring a different avenue, including Pininfarina.
In the past decade, the design firm has produced a slew of hydrogen-powered vehicles, from the H2 Speed to a racing truck powered by hydrogen.
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The NAMX HUV is a unique take and is the culmination of the firm’s knowledge gained over the past decade. It features six removable hydrogen canisters (which slot into the rear of the hydrogen-powered SUV), affording the NAMX a driving range between 700km and 800km. Have a closer look at the project here.
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Additionally, this was the first product designed by the famed group that started from front to back. Ideally, the canisters would be placed in a CapXtore fueling station which hosts a collective of hydrogen tanks.
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The NAMX was offered in two derivatives. The entry-level model features a rear-wheel-drive system that has a 223kW output and a limited top speed of 200km/h. The higher-strung GTH version features an all-wheel-drive layout of 410kW, allowing it to reach 100km/h from standstill in 4.5 seconds. Most recently, the NAMX was showcased at the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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