2012 Hyundai ix35 FCEV

This vehicle moves Hyundai closer to the commercialisation of fuel cell electric vehicles, and the aim is to bring an FCEV to market in the next few years.

The ultimate goal would be to see zero-emission vehicles on ÚK roads within the next few years; however, the market and local infrastructure will be the real determinant of this. In the interim, Hyundai is working hard to make internal combustion engines as efficient as possible'.

Also featuring on the Hyundai stand will be the sub-100g/km CO2 i10 Blue and the recently launched i20 Blue. The i10 Blue is powered by a 1.0-litre Kappa three-cylinder petrol engine returning an impressive 67.3mpg combined. The i20 Blue is powered by a 1.4-litre CRDi four-cylinder engine with 76.4mpg on a combined cycle. Due to their low emissions, both vehicles offer exemption from VED and the London Congestion Charge.

Visitors will also be able to see Hyundai's two newest models on the stand - the all-new i40 Tourer, due to go on-sale on September 8 and the Veloster coupe due to launch later this year.

EcoVelocity will run from September 8 -11th at Battersea Power Station and will feature the latest green models, including electric, hybrid and low CO2-emitting cars, as well as providing test drives on a specially-constructed circuit in the shadow of the famous power station.

About EcoVelocity 2011

The EcoVelocity Show is being organised by IMIE, organisers of the British Motor Show and Metro, the World's largest free newspaper with 3.3 million daily readers across 50 cities nationwide, will be held at Battersea Power Station on September 8-11th.

Visitors will be able to try out the latest eco-friendly cars on a specially-constructed track in the shadow of the famous power station.

Joining mia electric will be other leading brands such as Citroen, Fiat, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Lexus, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Peugeot, Renault, SEAT, Toyota, Volvo and Volkswagen.

Event partners include What Car?, Transport for London, The Mayor of London Office, Smooth Radio, Source London, Get On and Green Fleet.