Honda's New Fuel Cell Sedan Revealed, Odyssey Hybrid Teased
Green machines will be the focus of Honda’s 2015 Tokyo Motor Show debuts, with a new fuel cell sedan as well as a hybrid minivan concept taking center stage.
Tentatively called the FCV, the new fuel cell car is the production version of the FCV concept. Now ready to take to the road, this sedan is able to comfortably seat five adults and has a cruising range of over 435 miles. The concept can also serve as a mobile power plant when combined with an external power feeding inverter that can generate and provide electricity to the community in the case of an emergency.
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Joining the FCV will be an Odyssey Hybrid, which Honda describes as a “planned production model.” It will use a SPORT HYBRID-iMMD (Intelligent Multi-Mode Drive) system similar to that in the Honda Accord Hybrid.
Honda will also have two unique creations at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show: the Wander Stand concept and Wander Walker concept. The Wander Stand concept was “designed to pursue the joy and freedom of mobility under the concept of the ‘Wander = wander around freely,'” while the Wander Walker was geared towards pedestrians.
Joining the trio of concepts will be the all-new NSX, Civic Type R and the Project 2&4 that debuted at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show.
This year’s Tokyo Motor Show kicks off October 28.
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