This 700-Mile EV Charges in 7 Minutes
REVO ZERO is developing the next generation of electric vehicles (EVs) — ones that boast ranges of up to 700 miles and can recharge in just seven minutes.
According to a Consumer Reports study, seventy-one percent of Americans expressed some interest in buying or leasing an EV. This, in part, due to a drive to take advantage of zero-emission transportation solutions. According to Goldman Sachs, EVs are projected to make up half of all global car sales by 2035.
But currently, EVs aren’t a practical alternative to gas-powered cars and trucks for many consumers. They’re unaffordable or inaccessible. And the biggest barrier is a fear of running out of battery power and being stranded with no way to recharge — a concern commonly referred to as “range anxiety.”
That’s why REVO ZERO is creating EVs never seen before, ones powered by its proprietary pFC Technology (plug-in Fuel Cell). This technology combines a hydrogen fuel cell with a plug-in battery, and is packaged into a sleek sport-utility vehicle (SUV) model the company calls ENERGY.
ENERGY offers both luxury and innovation, along with the world’s longest range of up to 700 miles. It also features a recharging time of just seven minutes and doesn’t sacrifice power.
James has extensive experience in the auto industry, having built cars for Jaguar Land Rover, a luxury automotive brand.
While there, he helped build a classic edition of the Defender, one of the manufacturer’s SUVs.
Chris has nearly two decades of experience in key areas including hydrogen-equipment production, stack design, engineering, and manufacturing hydrogen generators.
In addition to his role with REVO ZERO, he is CEO of Millennium Reign Energy, a company that combined wind and solar energy to create a hydrogen generator.
In addition to his role with REVO ZERO, Ruben is Managing Partner at BINNACLE Consulting Group, a management-consulting firm, where he has worked for more than a decade.
Most recently, he was a managing partner with everis, a consulting firm. Prior to that, he was Chief Marketing Officer with WorldCell, a telecommunications company.
Earlier in his career, Ruben worked for multimedia and telecommunications companies. He studied Computer Science at the Autonomous University of Barcelona in Spain and Business Administration at Strayer University.