Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson are showing in a film the huge potential of Mercedes-Benz B-Class F-CELL offers on a trip in California's Death Valley, which is considered as one of the driest places in the face of earth. Diane and Jackson have been driving of the B-Class F-CELL for over two years.
The popularity of this vehicle which only emission is pure water has been on the rise, especially among endurance enthusiast.
In fact, in the United States alone, an F-CELL fleet of around 70 vehicles has already covered more than 1.6 million kilometers and has saved around 113,500 liters of fuel and almost 270 tons of carbon dioxide in the process.
Customers in the US and Europe have been using around 200 B-Class F-CELLs since 2010, with one of these vehicles already logging 315,000 kilometers. The B-Class F-CELL is the first fuel cell EV from Mercedes-Benz to be produced under series-production conditions.
The electricity needed for running the vehicle is generated on board via a chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen. B-Class F-CELL boasts of a range of around 400 kilometers as well as short refueling times of less than three minutes -- making it very feasible for long-distance travels as well as impressive performance.