Thursday, March 4, 2010

Honda Clarity - Fuel Cell Vehicle spec's

Honda's most innovative car to date. The Clarity - technical specifications, leasing information, frequently asked questions, and even a list of hydrogen fueling stations.
While first developed as a concept car Eleven years ago, in 1999, the very first deliverable version of the Honda Clarity was released in 2002. Since then, the Clarity has become increasingly efficient both in terms of mileage and power. The 2008-9 FCX is the most recent version of the car, (Second Lease program). The 2008-9 FCX Clarity released in a limited lease program the summer of 2008 in Southern California, which is one of the few States with enough infrastructure to support it.  The remaining 49 States can forgo the expense of developing an expensive Hydrogen infra structure due to the latest developments in Micro H2 Fueling station:

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While the Clarity isn't immediately available for purchase, it has been available for a 36 month lease at $600 per month (maintenance and some fueling included).

2009 Honda FCX Specifications

General
Model type Honda fuel cell vehicle
Name FCX Clarity
Number of occupants Only
4 {Clarity Should be a 5 passenger Car.}
Performance 0-60 km/hr (apprx 37 mph): 4.8 seconds
Maximum speed (mph) 100
Vehicle range 240
miles
EPA-combined label value MILEAGE 68 mpg
Power Train
Drive method Front-wheel drive
Motor Type AC synchronous electric motor (permanent magnet)
Max. output (kW/hp) 100 [134]
Max. torque (lb-ft @ rpm) 189 @ 0 - 3,056
V Flow Fuel cell stack Type PEMFC (Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell)
Max. output (kW)* 100
Lithium ion battery Voltage (V)* 288
Fuel Type Compressed hydrogen gas
Storage High-pressure hydrogen tank
Tank capacity (liters) 171
Max. pressure when full (psi) 5,000






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