...Suzuki's Ionis moves from side to side as well as to the center to allow for more room when driving alone. Like other fuel cell cars at the show, the Ionis is roomier than conventional cars because fuel cells don't need space for an engine and other...
...office parks. Past well-manicured entrances and tight security, engineers are already driving pollution-free fuel cell cars, testing collision-avoidance systems and developing U.S. Army tanks that can recycle water from exhaust for thirsty...
...the Bush administration: the fuel cell. Cars running on fuel cells that produce...officials have said it's possible fuel cell cars will be mass marketed in 15 years. While fuel cells cars are indeed clean and green - their...
...in the United States. The venture would allow the world's two biggest automakers to share the costs of developing fuel cell cars - which many in the industry believe will eventually replace gasoline-powered vehicles. Fuel cell vehicles emit...
...visitor center. Last May, Ford and BP America selected Florida as one of three sites nationwide to demonstrate hydrogen fuel cell cars. So far, Ener1 researchers have created 1-kilowatt and 150-watt fuel cell prototypes. They hope to have a 10-kilowatt...
...operate at freezing temperatures. Fuel cell cars are virtually pollution-free...cell vehicle development. But fuel cell cars have had problems running at chilly...have come up with a top-grade fuel cell car," Yuji Kawaguchi, Honda senior...
...organizations must join in this venture. It has many far-reaching positive effects on world quality of life. Toyota's fuel-cell cars show it can be done now. Michael J. Rhoden, North Augusta, S.C.
...energy infrastructure will be no small feat. Right now it costs about 10 times as much to operate a hydrogen-powered fuel cell car as it does to run one with an internal combustion engine. And the small amount of hydrogen that is produced today...
...change Ford anticipates in its next century is the conversion from gasoline to hydrogen fuel. Staley expects hydrogen fuel cell cars on the road by 2020 and believes they'll make up 40 percent of Ford's sales by 2050. In the meantime, Ford says...
...next five years "to take hydrogen fuel cell cars from the laboratory to the showroom...costs are low enough to make fuel cell cars competitive with conventional gasoline-powered...numbers of Americans own clean, fuel cell cars. Fueling stations are prevalent...
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