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"The partnership brings together two leaders in hydrogen energy and transportation to take a coordinated and comprehensive approach," said Donald Huberts, chief executive officer of Shell Hydrogen. "By combining GM’s expertise in vehicle with Shell’s leadership in refueling technologies, the initiative represents an important step forward in commercialization of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles."


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                    [Summary] => Nope, the human transporter known as the Segway is not the future of the automobile. If things go as General Motors foresees them, the future of the automobile is in a vehicle it has christened Autonomy.
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General Motors, Segway unveil new urban vehicle

April 8, 2009 - 12:00am

A solution to the world’s urban transportation problems could lie in two wheels not four, according to executives for General Motors Corp. and Segway Inc.

Headlines

GM, Segway unveil new two-wheeled urban vehicle

April 7, 2009 - 1:15pm

NEW YORK (AP) – A solution to the world's urban transportation problems could lie in two wheels not four, according to executives for General Motors Corp. and Segway Inc.

GM, Shell join forces for hydrogen fuel

March 12, 2003 - 12:00am

General Motors Corp. and Shell Hydrogen are combining resources to help make hydrogen fuel cell vehicles a commercially viable reality. "The partnership brings together two leaders in hydrogen energy and transportation...

Motoring

The car in the year 2020

January 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Nope, the human transporter known as the Segway is not the future of the automobile. If things go as General Motors foresees them, the future of the automobile is in a vehicle it has christened Autonomy.

Motoring