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Honda's FCEV Concept is an electric car powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. The futuristic looks are probably just for show, but Honda says its fuel-cell powertrain will come to market in a couple of years. Photo credit: Honda.
Fuel-cell vehicles are suddenly getting a lot of attention. This past week, Toyota , Honda , and Hyundai all presented show vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells -- and all three said that similar models will soon go into production.
Those three are just the bow wave of a slew of new hydrogen cars that are expected to hit the U.S. market in the coming years. In this video, Fool contributor John Rosevear explains why fuel-cell cars are suddenly in the limelight -- and when you'll start seeing them on American roads.
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