Hopium this week announced it has integrated blockchain technology at the source of the development of its hydrogen-powered luxury vehicle – which the French car manufacturer says is a first in the automotive industry.
The Hopium Mãchina will utilise the technology to provide precise data about the ecological impact of vehicles, a personalised digital passport, ownership records to guarantee optimal security, and traceability throughout the supply chain.
Through UNA, Hopium’s Californian subsidiary based in Silicon Beach, Hopium said it aims to contribute to the decarbonisation of the blockchain while serving the automotive sector through an encrypted ultra-secure and decentralised data system.
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