Hydrogen China|Begins with Fuel

In 2001, Shanghai Fuel Cell Vehicle Power System Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as SFCV) was established in Shanghai in response to the national "863 Program Major Special Project for Electric Vehicles" to achieve the goal of realizing the productization and industrialization of major special projects of electric vehicles. Wan Gang, vice chairman of the CPPCC and former minister of the Ministry of Science and Technology, became the first general manager.

Since its establishment, SFCV has focused on the integrated development of fuel cell vehicle power systems, and has never slackened its efforts to achieve breakthroughs in the core technology of fuel cells. Its excellent technology and products have enabled SFCV to participate in all fuel cell vehicles related to the image of the country. Demonstration operations include 20 Passat Lingyu fuel cell cars for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and 173 various fuel cell vehicles for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. From 2004 to 2011, SFCV participated in the world's largest new energy vehicle challenge-Bibendum International New Energy Vehicle Challenge for four times, and achieved excellence. Achievement. These demonstration operations and competitions have accumulated a large amount of data for the technology and research and development of SFCV, and provided unique advantages for the improvement of its key core technical strength and the optimization of the innovative structure.

In 2018, SFCV joined hands with well-known domestic and foreign companies in the hydrogen energy industry to create the "Anting, Tongji Chuangzhi City, Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Industrial Park" to jointly promote the industrialization of fuel cell vehicles in China. In August 2018, Great Wall Holdings became the mainstay ofSFCV, and optimized and reorganized its new energy sector resources. SFCV has gradually achieved leapfrog development in technology. On November 8, 2019, SFCV released a 100kW high-power fuel cell system beyond -300E.On December 14, 2021, SFCV released the "Super Vietnam-Shenzhou 200" high-power fuel cell system.