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We know it will go on sale in the US next spring. We know it will have an estimated range of over 300 miles. We know it will start sales in California, since that's where the hydrogen stations are. But perhaps the one key details about Honda's new fuel Honda has unveiled the next-generation of its hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) development at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. The Clarity Fuel Cell is in many ways more like your everyday car than any HFC has ever been before. Until now, most HFC vehicles have been Driverless cars are still more than a decade away, says an expert who has been working on the technology since 1986. With tech giants Apple and Google rumoured to be developing self-driving vehicles — they’ve been hiring automotive engineers for the Japanese automaker Honda Motor Company is considering a new small car for India after Brio and Jazz helped it gain just a minor share of the segment in its fourth largest market in the world. The company's Indian subsidiary is preparing to develop at the Once again, Honda’s fuel cell vehicle is called Clarity, following a tradition that began with the most recent evolution of its FCX Clarity sedan. Honda claims that it’s possible to fuel-up the Clarity’s dual tanks with hydrogen in about three Michelle Christianson, who works in the vehicle quality department at Honda's Greensburg, Ind., plant, hands Bob Nelson, president of Honda Manufacturing of Indiana, the key to a redesigned 2016 Honda Civic sedan Oct. 27, 2015. (Photo: Courtesy of Honda .

The new hydrogen fuel cell technology is no larger than a standard V6 engine. Honda Clarity Fuel Cell vehicle will go on sale next spring. Credit: Honda Honda Motor Co. announced a new version of its hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicle (FCV) that can travel Honda is pitching it as a mobility device that would to offer people a trip similar to a tourist walk around a neighborhood or popular sights. To that end, the engineers designed it so that people inside would be in the same line of sight as pedestrians Honda unveiled a new hydrogen-powered fuel cell car at the Tokyo Motor Show on Wednesday, called the “Clarity.” The Honda Clarity requires no gas, and it only emits water vapor from the tailpipe. Honda says the car can achieve a 400-mile range, and Honda is looking to go head-to-head with the Toyota Mirai. During the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show, the Japanese automaker unveiled its new vehicle, the Honda Clarity Fuel Cell sedan. It is the third-generation fuel cell vehicle for Honda after releasing the FCX .