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Daily Debrief: Is Honda's fuel cell design the answer to $4.50 a gallon gas?
The new FCX Clarity has rightly garnered attention as a technology breakthrough but it's not the only game in town.
Earlier this week, Honda began building the first hydrogen fuel cell-powered car for commercial use. In green-tech circles, this has become quite the big deal--not the least reason being that the auto's only emission is water. Oh, and did I mention that the car will get more than 70 miles per hour?
But even though the Honda FCX Clarity, which runs on hydrogen and electricity, is a study in how high tech is changing car design, it's not the only approach. Earlier, I spoke with CNET's Brian Cooley about what the future holds.
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