Buckle up, eco-conscious drivers and tech enthusiasts! Honda has just dropped a bombshell that’s set to revolutionize the American automotive landscape. Introducing the 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV – the ...

Honda’s commitment to innovation in modern times hasn’t dimmed. In 2008 Honda repeated its ‘Insight moment’ by releasing the FCX Clarity, the first hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle available to ...

A body waits to go through a quality control check. Dan Eaton Preview this article 1 min New innovations with a vehicle means new innovations in how it’s made. Here's how Honda fared in May ...

The 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV pictured in a handout image. The car runs on hydrogen and battery power. American Honda Motor Co. Side view of the 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV. It is shown being driven on a ...

Honda is also readying a Class 8 fuel cell semi-truck as a proof-of-concept here in the United States. A Honda CR-V with a twist Image Credits: Honda Honda is not new to the hydrogen fuel cell game.

Since then, it’s put a number of hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicles into series production, including the innovative Honda CR-V HFC hybrid that lets you fill the car’s 17.7 kWh battery with ...

For centuries, the dream of clean transportation has driven innovation. Among the contenders, hydrogen fuel cells stand out, promising zero emissions and a potential revolution in how we move.

Breakthrough innovations demand more than just clever thinking or new technologies; they require a complete reimagining of entire systems. Honda, in its pursuit of zero traffic fatalities involving ...

Honda’s latest move marks a significant investment in its hydrogen-powered future.

Honda debuts its fuel-cell-powered big rig at ACT Expo in Las Vegas. The fuel cells are made by a joint venture with General Motors. It’s all part of Honda’s hydrogen business strategy “to ...

If a customer agrees to lease a 2025 Honda CR-V eFCEV for six years and 72,000 miles, the monthly payment will be $389 plus $2,889 due at signing, while the hydrogen refueling credit doubles to ...

But Honda is counting on hydrogen to help it decarbonize its vehicle fleet by 2040. And now it wants to tap into the most abundant element in the universe to power its push into space.