This is the Hopium Machina: a luxury FCEV with a claimed range fo 620 miles
Inside, the Hopium features seating for four and an infotainment system spanning the entire dashboard, operated by haptic controls.
All the materials are sourced from Europe to minimise the carbon footprint involved in transporting them to Hopium’s planned factory in. This plant will open in 2025 and employ some 1500 staff, targeting production of around 20,000 cars per year. Normandy is to play a key role in Hopium's expansion plans. It currently targets €120 million in turnover by 2025 and €1 billion in sales by 2030.
Also underpinning these goals is Hopium’s premium positioning. The Machina will be priced in line with more established competitors, including the EQS and the
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