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Honda Agrees with Toyota Regarding This Technology: Does Not Believe in Its Short-Term Success - Hybrids and Electrics
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Honda and Toyota, that is, the first two Japanese manufacturers, agreed and have been betting for years on fuel cell technology for electric cars – which would consume hydrogen. It should be a success, but it is still expensive and has very little infrastructure in the form of hydrogenerates around the world. That’s why, in recent weeks, both Toyota and Honda have relaxed their efforts with this technology. It’s not that they have agreed but the…
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