Ford Airstream Concept (2007)

Concept car · 2007 · Hydrogen fuel cell

Ford Airstream Concept

A riveted, hydrogen-electric crossover inspired by a silver trailer

The 2007 Detroit-show Airstream was a retro-futuristic crossover styled after classic Airstream trailers, complete with a reflective fuselage and ceremonial rivets. Its HySeries Drive was a plug-in hydrogen fuel-cell hybrid: electric motors drove the wheels from a 336-volt lithium-ion pack recharged by a Ballard fuel cell or an AC outlet, funded in part by the U.S. Department of Energy.

Key facts

  • Powertrain: HySeries Drive plug-in hydrogen fuel-cell hybrid
  • Fuel cell: Ballard Power Systems
  • Battery: 336-volt lithium-ion
  • EV range: 25 miles on battery
  • Total range: 305 miles
  • Efficiency: 41 mpg-equivalent (combined)

Production

  • Status: Concept only
  • 2007 fuel-cell hybrid crossover concept co-branded with Airstream, never produced.
  • Revealed at 2007 North American International Auto Show

Photos

Ford Airstream Concept (2007), photo 2

Source: Wikipedia

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