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July 25, 2008 4:16 PM PDT

First Honda FCX Clarity customers receive key

by Antuan Goodwin
World's First Honda FCX Clarity Customers

World's first Honda FCX Clarity customers

(Credit: American Honda, Susan Goldman)

The first Honda FCX Clarity customers Ron Yerxa, center, and wife Annette Ballester received a ceremonial key to their Honda hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicle at Honda of Santa Monica on Friday.

Honda announced that the zero-emissions vehicle would be available for 36-month leases only, beginning in late summer. Initial availability is limited to the Southern California and Japanese markets. Availability is expected to expand as hydrogen fueling stations become more widespread.

Originally posted at The Car Tech blog
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by jabailo July 27, 2008 6:47 AM PDT
Just don't drive it 300 miles or more from the one hydrogen station in LA.
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by jeanmomo July 28, 2008 2:32 AM PDT
Hehe, this is a really nice car, my just ordered one :).
Check the pics http://www.carchannel.be/nl/artikel/honda/telex-de-honda-fcx-clarity-productie .
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