Honda Motor Co. is still high on hydrogen, but now thinks battery-electrics might be the way to go until there's a hydrogen fueling infrastructure to support the fuel-cell electric cars the company prefers. ———- Honda EV-N electric city car concept being displayed at Tokyo Auto Show. ———- Honda CEO Takanobu Ito told an industry seminar in Tokyo Monday that he would now consider launching electric cars in the United States, Europe and Japan while waiting for hydrogen cars to become marketable. Reuters news service reported Itos' remarks today. The automaker, which made a big splash last year with its ready-for-production FCX Clarity fuel-cell electric car, had been counting on that technology to enable it to catch up with hybrid
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Honda May Build EVs; Still Thinks Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Cars Are Better Bet
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