A post-SPAC hydrogen fuel cell commercial vehicle company has been accused of lying about the size of its customer base to make its expected revenues appear larger.

In a District of Delaware derivative suit, a shareholder represented by Rigrodsky Law and Moore Kuehn claimed Wednesday New York-based Hyzon Motors Inc. misled investors into thinking it had signed contracts to sell vehicles to blue chip corporations and what are now thought to be a partnering company and a shell corporation.