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The two automakers are said to be working together on new technology.
GM has expertise in some technologies that are especially applicable to mass-market fuel cells, like the ability to apply very thin but uniform coatings to parts. Meanwhile, Honda has been able to reduce the size of its fuel-cell apparatus, called a "stack," to about the same size as its 3.5-liter V6 engine.
If Honda is contributing advances in size, and GM is contributing advances that help lower costs, it's easy to see how the two might have decided to team up.
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If I bet my money on either Honda/Toyota FCV(Fuel Cell Vehicle) or Tesla EV(Eletric Vehicle), I would bet on Tesla.
The two automakers are said to be working together on new technology.
GM has expertise in some technologies that are especially applicable to mass-market fuel cells, like the ability to apply very thin but uniform coatings to parts. Meanwhile, Honda has been able to reduce the size of its fuel-cell apparatus, called a "stack," to about the same size as its 3.5-liter V6 engine.
If Honda is contributing advances in size, and GM is contributing advances that help lower costs, it's easy to see how the two might have decided to team up.
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/20...er.aspx?ref=yfp
If I bet my money on either Honda/Toyota FCV(Fuel Cell Vehicle) or Tesla EV(Eletric Vehicle), I would bet on Tesla.