Nissan unveils fuel cell vehicle

Nissan unveils fuel cell vehicle

Nissan Motor Co. has begun test-driving a fuel cell vehicle developed on a trial basis under a program to devise environmentally-friendly cars. The photo of the new vehicle was taken May 13 at Nissan's head office on Tokyo's Ginza street.

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