Virginia-based company Revo Zero has introduced its groundbreaking zero-emissions vehicle — the model Energy

A world’s first, the Energy seamlessly integrates a hydrogen fuel cell and an electric battery within its sleek design, providing a unique combination of luxury and innovation. This SUV also debuts with an impressive 700-mile range (about 1126 km), rapid refueling capabilities, and outstanding performance.

With pFC Technology onboard, Revo Zero combines a plug-in battery with a hydrogen fuel cell to create a safe and optimal solution for zero-emissions EVs. This integrated approach presents an economical and practical solution for both short and long trips, establishing a new benchmark for zero-emission alternatives and reshaping the transportation industry.

It’s also because of this technology that the Energy can reach its industry-leading 700-mile range and the claimed 7-minute charging time (with H70 dispenser).

The Revo Zero Energy is a 3-row, 6-seater SUV properly characterized by a large and flexible cargo space, driver and passenger comfort, and versatility in use. Though not much has been detailed on its other engine or safety specs, the website shows off some features including captain’s chairs, interiors made with sustainable materials, a door-stop safe system,  and a rather large and modern-looking dash and steering wheel.

We also have 360-degree flashlight functions, skid plates, all-around sliding doors, and a full-size skylight.

As for its refueling network, the company is working to establish more hydrogen refueling points in different cities in the US.  Also on its site, Revo Zero showcases two more pFC-powered vehicles tagged as coming soon — the Electron (a hardtop convertible) and the Ride (a family crossover).

The Revo Zero Energy has already opened pre-orders and will require a refundable US$ 500 deposit. No official launch dates were mentioned, however.