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Honda's Next Generation Fuel Cell Module to Make Debut at ACT Expo 2025

American Honda is set to unveil its Next Generation Fuel Cell Module at the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in Anaheim, California, from April 28, 2025. After its successful global launch at the International Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Expo in Japan, this new technology promises significant advancements over previous models. Its entry into the North American market marks an important milestone in Honda's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions.

Transformative Performance Enhancements

The new fuel cell module is engineered to halve production costs while doubling durability and tripling volumetric power density compared to current models. By addressing cost efficiency and performance, Honda aims to facilitate the wider adoption of hydrogen-powered vehicles, crucial for a future of sustainable transport.

In light of the anticipated production start in 2027, discussions with potential commercial partners have already begun. This proactive approach underscores Honda's strategy to not only innovate but also to create viable market opportunities for hydrogen technologies.

A Glimpse at the Future of Mobility

The ACT Expo will also feature the innovative Honda Class 8 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Truck Concept, which is part of Honda's strategy to expand its hydrogen business. This truck showcases the company’s commitment to zero-emissions technology and has been undergoing real-world testing to demonstrate its capabilities on California roads. The operational truck utilizes three Honda FC Modules, showcasing the potential of hydrogen power in commercial transport.

Honda's Hydrogen Solutions Development Assistant Manager, David Perzynski, will elaborate on the company's hydrogen initiatives during a presentation titled “Hydrogen Power for Fleets” on April 29. This session will provide insights into Honda’s strategic ambitions within the hydrogen sector.

A Vision for a Green Future

In an ambitious move towards carbon neutrality, Honda has set a bold goal to achieve zero environmental impact by 2050. This initiative forms part of their