Available only in Japan and the United States
This wonderful and well-rounded Honda car was first introduced last December at the Los Angeles Auto Show. Its low floor, short ground clearance, spacious and advanced interior, futuristic lines, fuel cell electric powertrain and exceptional performance in terms of toxic emissions make the FCX Concept a vehicle that will stand out when it hits the market. Limited marketing is scheduled to begin in 2008 in Japan and North America.
A capable midsize car
The FCX Concept is a four-passenger vehicle that uses a synchronous electric motor powered by fuel cells. Output is rated at 100 kW (127 horsepower), while the peak torque figure is 189 foot-pounds. The hydrogen used by the fuel cells is compressed at a 350-atm pressure and stored in a 171-liter tank. The car reaches a top speed of about 160 kph. As for the range, it is estimated at over 570 kilometers for a single tank of hydrogen. The exterior dimensions of the FCX (4,760 mm x 1,865 mm x 1,445 mm) are similar to those of the Accord Coupe.
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A capable midsize car
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Photos : Honda
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