2004, Another Fuel Cell Record
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A GM HydroGen3 fuel cell prototype vehicle set a new endurance record for fuel cell vehicles, crossing 14 European countries from the northern coast of Norway to the western coast of Portugal and driving a total distance of 6,200 miles; farther and under more diverse road and climate conditions than any previous fuel cell vehicle had ever been driven.
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