Honda's Future: Some News From Detroit
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At the Detroit Auto Show, Honda presented its FCV Concept, a vehicle that uses a fuel cell drivetrain, and also shared some information regarding the brand’s future.
The manufacturer has not shared many technical specifications, but we know that the concept features a fuel cell 33% smaller than the one in the FCV Clarity, which means it’s now possible to store it under the hood. A production version will be sold in Japan in March 2016, and a North American model should follow.
Honda also announced that a turbocharged version of its VTEC engine will be produced in North America this year. We can also expect an electric vehicle before 2018.
