RahRah Technologies LLC, a Qatar-based start-up of last-mile electric mobility, has initiated a feasibility study together with Swedish micro fuel cell company myFC.
The objective is to explore the integration of myFC’s hybrid fuel cell technology into vehicles designed and produced by RahRah Technologies.
The cooperation entails a feasibility study to evaluate myFC’s fuel cell technology in powering the vehicles designed and produced by RahRah Technologies, such as e-tuktuks and e-scooters.
“I believe our ability to offer freedom-in-design is a great opportunity for the fast-growing e-mobility segment, and I look forward to exploring this together with RahRah Technologies. It’s always a pleasure when our modular, scalable fuel cell solutions gather attention from across the world,” says Michael Glantz, CEO of myFC.
RahRah Technologies is dedicated to designing and producing vehicles for last-mile mobility, including but not limited to e-scooters and e-tuktuks for delivery and ridesharing.
“Last-mile electric mobility is essential in the regions where RahRah Technologies plans to operate and we are eager to evaluate what role fuel cells could have in our vehicles. myFC has a compelling technology solution and I look forward to exploring how it could support our products,” says Obaid Rahman, CEO of RahRah Technologies LLC.
For further information, please contact:
myFC Press Office
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Phone: +46 738 09 33 83
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Avanza Bank
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Phone: +46 8 409 421 20
About myFC
Swedish innovation company myFC offers thin, scalable fuel cells that are easy to dimension and adapt to any electric application. myFC develops hybrid technology solutions combining batteries and hydrogen-based micro fuel cells for extended usage and reduced carbon footprint. The company was founded in 2005 and was listed on NASDAQ First North Growth Market in 2014. Its headquarters are in Stockholm. For more information, visit myFC.se (https://www.myfcpower.com/)
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