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13 Feb 2008

Corgi wins award for hydrogen-powered radio controlled car

Corgi International's H2Go hydrogen fuel cell-powered radio controlled car has won the 2008 Toy Award in the Electronics and Technology category at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair.

The product is the result of a strategic partnership between Corgi International and Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies.

In all, eight products received the 2008 Toy Award - 24 were nominated for an innovation prize, with a winner being declared in each of eight separate categories.

"We are delighted our H2Go product has received such a prestigious award," commented Michael Cookson, chief executive officer of Corgi International.

"The H2Go is not just a radio-controlled car featuring new technology, but also a symbol of the toy industry's impending adjustment to a future powered by clean energy."

Mr Cookson received the award from Dr Gunther Beckstein, the Bavarian minister-president.

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