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Honda's Next-Gen Hydrogen Fuel Cell Half The Price: More Power, Lower Costs

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Hydrogen fuel cell technology is making a strong comeback, and Honda is at the forefront with its latest innovation. The Japanese automaker has unveiled a new hydrogen fuel cell system that is more powerful, more durable, and significantly cheaper to manufacture than its predecessor. This next-generation fuel cell module could be a game-changer for hydrogen-powered vehicles and beyond. Previously, Honda collaborated with General Motors to devel…

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Honda's Next-Gen Hydrogen Fuel Cell Half The Price: More Power, Lower Costs

Hydrogen fuel cell technology is making a strong comeback, and Honda is at the forefront with its latest innovation. The Japanese automaker has unveiled a new hydrogen fuel cell system that is more powerful, more durable, and significantly cheaper to manufacture than its predecessor. This next-generation fuel cell module could be a game-changer for hydrogen-powered vehicles and beyond. Previously, Honda collaborated with General Motors to devel…

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