The Honda Clarity EV doesn’t make any sense

Filed under: Green , New York Auto Show , Honda , Sedan , Electric , Hybrid Competition from other makers and Honda itself make it moot.

Honda rounds out Clarity series with Electric, Plug-In Hybrid models

Filed under: Green , New York Auto Show , Honda , Green Automakers , Sedan , Electric The PHEV is the only one to be sold nationwide, for now.

Honda Clarity EV will only go 80 miles on a single charge

Filed under: Green , Honda , Electric Honda’s Clarity EV, which will debut this spring, will have an 80-mile single-charge range, putting it below that of the Chevrolet Volt as well as BMW, VW, Hyundai competitors.

Honda Clarity EV will only go 80 miles on a single charge

Filed under: Green , Honda , Electric Honda’s Clarity EV, which will debut this spring, will have an 80-mile single-charge range, putting it below that of the Chevrolet Volt as well as BMW, VW, Hyundai competitors. Continue reading Honda Clarity EV will only go 80 miles on a single charge Honda Clarity EV will only go 80 miles on a single charge originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 27 Feb 2017 14:15:00 EST

Honda Clarity undercuts hydrogen competition with $369 lease price

Filed under: Green , Honda , Hydrogen Why pay more? Continue reading Honda Clarity undercuts hydrogen competition with $369 lease price Honda Clarity undercuts hydrogen competition with $369 lease price originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 18 Nov 2016 09:36:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds .

Honda Clarity proves hydrogen future always costs $500/month

Filed under: Green , Honda , Hydrogen There will soon be three hydrogen vehicles on the market. For some reason, they all cost $500 a month, even though they’re all quite different. Odd, no

Honda ‘confused and baffled’ by Japan’s hydrogen delay

Filed under: Government/Legal , Green , Honda , Japan , Hydrogen Japanese automaker wants the government to figure out its refueling-station regulations as soon as possible. Continue reading Honda ‘confused and baffled’ by Japan’s hydrogen delay Honda ‘confused and baffled’ by Japan’s hydrogen delay originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 01 Dec 2015 13:57:00 EST

Honda Clarity is your new fuel cell future vehicle

Filed under: Green , Tokyo Motor Show , Honda , Sedan , Hydrogen The name of the upcoming Honda hydrogen vehicle will be the Clarity Fuel Cell.

Honda FCX Clarity pace car headed to Grand Prix of St. Petersburg

Filed under: Hydrogen , Honda , Racing IndyCar pace vehicles don’t have to be gas-gulping, rubber-laying muscle cars.

Honda unveils new solar-powered hydrogen generating and fueling station

Filed under: Hydrogen , Solar , Honda Honda next-generation solar hydrogen station – Click above for high-res image gallery Honda remains firmly committed to the hydrogen fuel cell as the best long-term solution to zero emissions mobility. However, the automaker is also cognizant of the issues involved with trying to build out a network of hydrogen filling stations that would be needed to make fuel cell vehicles a practical alternative. Since 2001, Honda’s Torrance, CA U.S.

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