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Honda FCX Concept

Looking like some tricked-out speed bubble from some weird move about the future, this fuel cell driven vehicle supposedly has face recognition software that adjusts the car for any recognized person that approaches the driver’s side door. Honda leads the way in post-petroleum technology and they have outdone themselves with the FCX. With 5000 PSI fuel-storage tanks and a fuel-cell stack half the size of the previous model, the car can hold five kilograms of hydrogen, raising its range to 350 miles… 150 over the previous 200 miles.

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The FCX is more than a car… it is a collection of advanced electronics that will “reduce driver burden”. Another notable feature is the full-length sunroof, which makes the car fell sort of like a fishbowl on wheels. Of course there isn’t any plant to mass-produce the FCX line any time soon, mostly due to a lack of hydrogen stations and the high production cost of each vehicle.

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