If you’ve been wondering what the future has in store for hydrogen-powered vehicles then Vauxhall might have the answer - this is the Movano Hydrogen van and it's set to arrive in spring 2025, from £66,450.  

Vauxhall has been trialling the Vivaro Hydrogen van in the UK - it’s on sale in Europe with an Opel badge from 71,000 Euros (roughly £59,200). However, Vauxhall has decided to kick off its hydrogen van line-up with the larger Movano instead, in L3 H2 body and L4 H3 - the latter starting from £68,070 (after the plug-in vehicle grant). 

The Movano Hydrogen costs £7,965 more than the Movano Electric, although the hydrogen van can cover an extra 50 miles on a full tank - topping out at 311 miles. A 45kW fuel cell is paired with four hydrogen tanks, capable of storing up to 7kg of hydrogen. Vauxhall says refuelling will take just five minutes, the Movano Electric with its 50kW maximum recharge rate will take one hour to go from zero to 80 per cent for comparison. 

An 11kWh battery powers a single electric motor with 148bhp and 410Nm of torque on the the Movano Hydrogen. This battery can be charged independently of the hydrogen tanks, although it takes much longer than simply filling up with hydrogen, at 90 minutes with an 11kW AC maximum. 

The Movano Hydrogen, like the rest of the Movano range, is only offered in ‘Prime’ trim. That means you get a 10-inch central touchscreen with sat-nav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, two USB ports, a voice command system, a seven-inch driver’s display, keyless go, rear parking sensors and automatic air conditioning. There’s also a six-way adjustable driver’s seat with an armrest and a dual passenger bench seat.

Full technical details on the Movano Hydrogen including payload, towing and performance should be revealed nearer to its spring release date.