Plans: small series of fuel cell vehicles worldwide

At the opening of the world's biggest hydrogen filling station in Berlin, DaimlerChrysler hands over five more fuel cell cars to customers for testing in everyday operation. With ten Mercedes-Benz A-Class F-Cell, the company is the biggest mobility partner in the Clean Energy Partnership (CEP), of which it was an important co-initiator. DaimlerChrysler plans to operate some 100 fuel cell vehicles worldwide by the end of the year, including 33 buses in Europe and Australia, fuel cell Sprinters in the USA, and 60 Mercedes-Benz A-Class F-Cell vehicles in Berlin, Japan, Singapore and the USA.