Although hydrogen-powered cars, such as the Honda Clarity Fuel Cell and Toyota Mirai, have become notorious for not being ...

A hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle, or FCEV, like Toyota's Mirai, combines hydrogen with oxygen to produce electricity, which then powers the electric motor that drives the car. Now ...

Toyota last week unveiled its third-generation hydrogen fuel-cell stack, demonstrating continued ... On the passenger-car side, it's clear Toyota is putting effort into the product.

Fuel cell electric vehicles use electricity to power an electric motor, just like a normal EV ... Meanwhile some major car companies, like Toyota and Honda, are investing in hydrogen technology.

“Fool cells.” That’s how Elon Musk once famously described fuel-cell vehicles. Too expensive and too inefficient said the once — but no longer future — king of EVs, referring to cars ...

Hybrid cars use two different power ... to smooth the operation of their start-stop systems. Fuel-cell hybrids are series hybrids, complete with an electric motor, regenerative braking, and ...

For use in cars ... hydrogen fuel cell vehicles use the process of electrolysis to create electricity, which feeds a battery and then an electric motor. As well as being far more efficient ...

Honda has a new fuel cell module. It was developed independently by the Japanese company. The module is more powerful, more ...

That's part of the automaker's strategy to expand its fuel-cell business beyond cars to other applications, including construction equipment and commercial trucks. The announcement is oddly timed ...

Panasonic has been developing residential fuel cells (micro CHP1) since 1999 and launched the world's first system, the ENE FARM, in May 2009 in Japan. Following on from the success that it has ...