On November 30, Honda Motor announced that starting in 2024, the company will produce the sixth generation CR-in its Performance Manual (PERFORFORMANCE ManuFacturing Center (PMC) in Marysville (OHIO) in Ohio. V model of the fuel battery electric vehicle.
The vehicle uses fuel cell technology, which can quickly replenish energy and last longer. In addition to fuel cell technology, the CR-V fuel cell vehicle will also be equipped with plugs, and the owner can charge the car battery in order to provide electricity near the city's itinerary.
Honda did not disclose the planning output of CR-V fuel cell vehicles, but the factory only assembles cars with low production products and special performance, such as hybrid version of Acura NSX supercar, and the factory has discontinued the model this month.
Honda plans to achieve carbon neutralization of operations and products by 2050, including the complete electrification of automotive products by 2040. Gary Robinson, vice president of Honda Motor Corporation in charge of car planning and strategy, said that production fuel cell vehicles in the United States will help Honda "further tap these cars as the huge potential of sustainable transportation in the future."
So far, the United States' hydrogen energy network is mainly concentrated on the west coast, especially in California. Honda said the company has invested $ 14 million to support California's infrastructure construction.
In addition, since 2013, Honda has been a part of the H2USA hydrogen energy plan in the United States. It cooperates with other automakers, hydrogen fuel suppliers and fuel cell industries to find a cost -effective way to establish infrastructure. Reasonable and clean hydrogen fuel.
