The Japanese company Honda Motor began producing passenger vehicles with hydrogen fuel cells back in 2002, but by 2021 it discontinued the then-current Clarity model, promising to reconsider its strategy in the production of such vehicles. Honda is ready to return to the market this year, offering customers in the US and Japan the CR-V e:FCEV crossover, which combines hydrogen fuel cells and the function of recharging the traction battery from an external electrical network. Image Source: Honda Motor
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