Honda to begin leasing new fuel cell sedan in November in Japan

Honda to begin leasing new fuel cell sedan in November in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. will begin leasing its new FCX Clarity fuel cell vehicle (photo) in November in Japan, mainly targeting government and corporate users. The fuel cell model of the FCX Clarity sedan can run 620 kilometers on a single charge of hydrogen.

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