e-Vehicles require a hybrid solution - where the fuel cell shares part of the drive with an on-board lithium ion battery. The advantage of using a fuel cell in such an application is that the e-vehicle can go much longer distances between chargers. This is because the fuel cell can continuously replenish the charge of the battery during usage, or even while the vehicle is at rest.

Antig has designed the A50 "BRICK" specifically to work in hybrid environments - be it an e-vehicle or any other type of application requiring longer runtime. Because form factor is an important consideration for any type of e-vehicle, Antig offers customers the ability to configure the design to operate in both horizontal or vertical positions. The core fuel cell engine can also be removed from the housing and configured into the drive unit of the vehicle itself. View the A50 BRICK system specifications.