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Gallery: Alpenglow Hy4 – Alpine’s prototype on a hydrogen combustion future

by Mohammed Rehman
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Gallery: Alpenglow Hy4 – Alpine’s prototype on a hydrogen combustion future

Credit: Theo Ledru / Widen Production

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Check out this gallery on the Alpine Alpenglow Hy4, revealed at the 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps for FIA World Endurance Championship as the French manufacturer have their sights firm on a hydrogen-powered internal combustion future.

Images courtesy of © Theo Ledru / Widen Production

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