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Long before any of the students who participated in the development and build up of the Ohio Technical College's new Electro-Van were born, General Motors had already produced a vehicle by the same name.
Long before any of the students who participated in the development and build up of the Ohio Technical College's new Electro-Van were born, General Motors had already produced a vehicle by the same name. The 1966 Chevrolet ElectroVan used a liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen fuel cell to produce electricity that powered an AC induction motor.
Photo Gallery: Ohio Technical College Plug-In Electro Van - General Motors Electric Van - Automobile Magazine