RONN Inc. Unveils 400-Mile Range Hydrogen Vehicle
Phoenix, Monday, 31 March 2025.
RONN Inc. introduces a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle that travels 400 miles per fill, revolutionising green transport for commercial fleets. Imagine a world where clean energy doesn’t compromise range!
Breakthrough Commercial Vehicle Range
I’m excited to share that RONN Inc. has unveiled a game-changing lineup of commercial hydrogen vehicles today. Their new fleet includes cab-over delivery trucks, cutaway vans, and box delivery vehicles, all engineered with an impressive 400-mile range on a single hydrogen fill [1]. What makes this particularly fascinating is their innovative low-pressure hydrogen storage system, which requires just 30-40 kg of hydrogen to achieve this range [1][2].
U.S. Manufacturing Focus
CEO Ronn Ford’s commitment to domestic manufacturing caught my attention. ‘Years of engineering, strategic foresight, and timing have led us to this moment. The road ahead is about execution,’ Ford explained [1]. The company’s U.S.-based manufacturing strategy aligns cleverly with new federal clean energy initiatives [2], positioning RONN Inc. at the forefront of America’s green transportation revolution.
Infrastructure and Future Plans
Here’s where it gets even more interesting - RONN Inc. isn’t just stopping at vehicles. The company has ambitious plans to develop between 10 and 15 hydrogen fuel hubs across Canada [3]. This infrastructure development is crucial, as it addresses one of the biggest challenges in hydrogen vehicle adoption: refueling availability. The company’s approach combines vehicle development with infrastructure growth, creating a comprehensive solution for the hydrogen transportation ecosystem.
Technical Innovation
Working with Roush Inc., a renowned name in advanced mobility solutions, RONN Inc. has validated their engineering feasibility and vehicle platform development [1]. I find it particularly noteworthy that they’re incorporating next-generation technologies, including an ultra-lightweight fuel cell system and proprietary low-pressure tank design [1]. For those following the clean energy transition, stakeholders can track the company’s progress through behind-the-scenes footage and updates on X (formerly Twitter) [1][2].