Two years after unveiling the fuel cell-powered FCX concept at the Tokyo Motor Show, Honda today revealed the production version of the car that will be available next summer. The car now known as the FCX Clarity will be available in mid-2008. The cars will only be available to customers in areas where hydrogen filling stations are available.
The production version remains true to the concept with the only real change being the nose, which has been stretched a few inches to provide for some crush space. The range on a full tank of hydrogen compressed to 5,000 psi remains at 270 miles and the vertical flow fuel cell can start at temperatures down to -22F.
Gallery: Honda FCX Clarity
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