Japan : Honda Cars Hydrogen it charges itself
 

£66,000 at this time


In USA they are giving grants,
In Japan they are going to make this the standard car of 2020.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/09/au...NDA.html?_r=2&


http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/...es/600-FCX.jpg


Full Tank : 400 Miles


The UK has 4 Hydrogen filling stations in the UK
it charges in a few mins.

Hydrogen can be produced by fossils fools
and Now by Renewables

All it lets out is pure water


Tested on BBCHD Click


This is the Future

Smooth car!

Yes and no Pollution at all.


UK Gov needs to lease them
as the 66K is to high

Amazing. It looks great too.

Can't wait for the "i miss the old cars!!!1 technology is scary" facebook posts though lmao

"Back in my day..." http://www.earlyamericanautomobiles..../autos1680.jpg

It looks like a jelly mould.

but seriously if the government invested a few billion into building more hydrogen filling stations, leasing these cars as you said.. it would end our reliance on oil from the middleeast, and also do a lot for tackling climate change.

Again... we import only a fraction of our oil from the Middle East. Also production of hydrogen is not carbon-neutral.

that is one ugly car

Horrible.

Japan gives 40% subsidy for the car
And USA 20%

UK
long way to go

Also, hydrogen is extremely dangerous, i would want to see a lot more safety checks and a guarantee that idiots wouldn't abuse it - which will never happen

i'll stick to my bike

Yeah but how fast does it go?I need to see it go around the Top Gear track before i can make my decision.

Frankly I'd rather push a BMW than drive that thing.

..how much do you reckon a full tank of hydrogen would cost then, Arista...?..

At this time its free


It would be close to petrol price
But this Car is Not Polluting - That matters more

BMW make a good Hybrid Electric /Petrol car


But this new Honda range
is above that
as its clean

Other Styles of the Cars will come out
for people like you.

And its power can come from renewables

There's nothing wrong with it, the benefits of cleaner cars with better fuel economy would be enough I would've thought?

The Hindenburg was clean and "safe" too

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...rg_burning.jpg

I would have thought there were many things in the mid 1930s that were not as well developed.

"The Hindenburg was clean and "safe" too"

Yes Fools.

These Honda Cars have been Crashed
to see if any problems with the fuel tank.

It passed the tests


Ref : BBCHD Click

Yeah, we know everything now. No more mistakes left to make...

If they're going to make their cars appeal to the petrol-heads amongst up, offering a "green" car isn't enough. It's got to look good and it's got to perform. That car in the first post is ugly. More than that, it's fugly.

We don't know everything no... And not one person suggested we did.

Petrol heads, will one day be in the past.
Progression is scary for some and many automatically poo poo anything new as it goes against the norm.
It's happened with wind and solar power for homes, some just don't wish to be as reliant on fossil fuels and this will maybe cater for them?