fuel vehicles in the coming years. The Japanese automaker has been mulling over the idea of producing a hydrogen car since its FCX was first seen in 2006. The vehicle possessed a large number of advancements that made mainstream hydrogen fuel cell vehicles conceivable for production. During Honda's press conference at this year's Tokyo Motor Show, the company's CEO announced that the FCX sedan would enter production, and be on sale during 2008.

The FCX will include a fuel cell, battery pack and electric motor that produces a horsepower equivalent of about 135 hp. Honda's advancements in the area of fuel cell technology have allowed it to claim a total range of 354 miles per fill up, which should be more than ample for most peoples' day-to-day driving needs. The car will look more or less identical to the concept shown here, and size-wise it will occupy the same approximate footprint as the Acura TSX or BMW 3-Series.

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