Hyundai Set to Release their Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars in 2012
Amanda Chang — September 8, 2010 — Autos
References: hyundai & greenoptimistic
Competitive sales are the life of most individuals of today's world which is why the people of Hydundai are looking to sell their Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell car in 2012 -- approximately three years before their competitors (Honda, Toyota, etc.).
Yes, it is increasingly becoming more and more efficient (and cheaper) to have hydrogen fueled cars. As for pricing, Hyundia plans to beat Toyota's price tag of $50, 000.
Implications - With concerns about the health of the environment being pushed to the front of many consumer's minds, companies would be wise to consider more eco-friendly options when designing their products. In doing so, businesses will appeal to those consumers who have the environment's best interest at heart.
Yes, it is increasingly becoming more and more efficient (and cheaper) to have hydrogen fueled cars. As for pricing, Hyundia plans to beat Toyota's price tag of $50, 000.
Implications - With concerns about the health of the environment being pushed to the front of many consumer's minds, companies would be wise to consider more eco-friendly options when designing their products. In doing so, businesses will appeal to those consumers who have the environment's best interest at heart.
Trend Themes
1. Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars - Opportunity for companies to develop and market hydrogen fuel cell cars, catering to eco-conscious consumers.
2. Competitive Sales in Hybrid Cars - Opportunity to compete in the growing market of hybrid cars with the introduction of hydrogen fuel cell cars.
3. Environmentally Friendly Products - Shift towards designing and offering more eco-friendly options to meet the demands of environmentally conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - Potential disruption in the automotive industry with the introduction of hydrogen fuel cell cars.
2. Energy Industry - Opportunity for the energy industry to explore and invest in the production and distribution of hydrogen as a fuel source.
3. Consumer Electronics Industry - Possibility of incorporating hydrogen fuel cell technology into consumer electronics, creating a new market for sustainable devices.
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