Honda is known for classic models like the Civic and Accord, but it has released many lesser-known cars like the Vamos and EV ...

With hydrogen cars still a ways off, Honda is now promising to bring plug-in hybrids and EVs to ... to market back in 1999, and currently offers a hybrid version of its popular Civic. But the ...

Honda next-generation solar hydrogen station – Click above for high-res image gallery. Recently California passed a rule that extended access to the state's carpool lanes for zero and ultra low ...

Honda still believes in hydrogen-powered cars. In fact, this demonstration is also kind of an ad for Honda’s next-generation fuel cells, which the company developed with General Motors.

Honda will discontinue the Civic Hybrid, Civic CNG, and Accord Plug-In models to make room for new electrics, plug-ins, and hydrogen cars.

It's a compact two-door four-seater with a hatch, reminiscent of a squished Civic. It has all the features a non-fuel cell car would have: ABS, climate control, turn-key ignition. Except what is ...

Honda is set to launch the first hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric CR-V in 2024 and it is getting a little help. The automaker has revealed that the Ohio-built SUV will use technology developed ...

Honda isn't ready to say how much the CR-V e:FCEV will lease for, but lessees will have a lot of their fuel paid for — Clarity customers got $15,000 worth. That's a good thing, as hydrogen is ...

The 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV is one slice of that hydrogen pie. The company is also testing other applications of the fuel. It uses a 576 kW hydrogen-powered generator as a backup to the grid- and ...

Honda thinks it has a solution for getting FCEVs out into the market that'll work even without ready access to hydrogen: the eFCEV. It's bundling the tech into the 2025 CR-V eFCEV SUV. So, What's ...

Depending on who you ask, hydrogen power is either the future of the automotive word or a massive waste of money. Clearly, Honda thinks it’s the former as it’s just teased the release of a ...

The 2025 Honda CR-V eFCEV is a revolutionary product that allows drivers to use hydrogen or battery-electric power to operate the vehicle.