Omega Seiki Mobility Launched Rage+H2x

The Rage+H2x is a fusion of advanced engineering and environmental consciousness. With its cutting-edge technology, this groundbreaking addition to the streets promises to redefine transportation norms.

Omega Seiki Mobility has taken a significant leap into the hydrogen vehicle arena by introducing its three-wheeler, named Rage+H2x, at the Hyvolution Paris event. Positioned as a compact commercial vehicle, the Rage+H2x represents the company's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. Collaborating with a French entity, Omega Seiki Mobility aims to pioneer innovative technologies in the domestic market.

Key Features of Rage+H2x

The Rage+H2x is a fusion of advanced engineering and environmental consciousness. With its cutting-edge technology, this groundbreaking addition to the streets promises to redefine transportation norms.

Omega Seiki Mobility's foray into hydrogen vehicles demonstrates its dedication to advancing sustainable practices. This strategic initiative is poised to play a pivotal role in driving the adoption of eco-friendly transportation solutions within the domestic market.

Insights on Hydrogen Technology in India

The production cost of green hydrogen in India is anticipated to range between ₹240-280 per kg, surpassing that of grey and blue hydrogen variants. However, introducing subsidies of ₹40-50 per kg for specific use cases could help bridge the cost gap, rendering green hydrogen more competitive. Moreover, leveraging carbon credits has the potential to further align the cost of green hydrogen with that of grey hydrogen.

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Uday Narang, the Founder of Omega Seiki Mobility, shared insights on the venture's trajectory, revealing plans to secure a USD 25 million investment from the US and European markets. This financial infusion is instrumental in expanding Omega Seiki Mobility's footprint and aligns with India's ambitious vision of reducing emissions by 45% by 2030.

Tata Motors' Hydrogen-Powered Engine: Setting the Precedent

In the previous year, Tata Motors unveiled the Prima H.55S, featuring an impressive 290HP engine and a remarkable torque of 1200Nm. With a substantial maximum range of 350-500km, this hydrogen-powered engine exemplifies the industry's commitment to embracing sustainable fuel alternatives.

Omega Seiki Mobility's entry into the hydrogen vehicle segment marks a significant milestone in India's journey towards a greener future. With innovative technologies and strategic partnerships, the company is poised to drive the transition towards sustainable transportation solutions.