Honda begins road tests of fuel cell-powered vehicle

Honda begins road tests of fuel cell-powered vehicle

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. said Feb. 13 it began public road testing of a new vehicle (seen in photo) equipped with an originally developed fuel cell in California as part of a project to eventually introduce and market fuel cell vehicles.

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