FCEV hydrogen SUVs in the U.S. due to a fuel cell coolant leak that could cause power loss or electrical issues. Learn what owners need to know and how Honda is addressing the problem.

FCEVs involved in this recall, Honda believes there's a 60% chance that your car is afflicted with the problem.

FCEV crossovers in the United States after identifying a defect that can allow coolant to leak inside the fuel cell stack and ...

Honda has issued a safety recall for 388 units of the 2025 CR-V e:FCEV in the United States, effectively covering nearly ...

Record-breaking heatwaves afflicted many parts of the world in 2022, highlighting the urgency of reducing impacts of the climate crisis. The transport sector, a major source of greenhouse gas ...

Decarbonizing heavy mobility is a challenge that presents significant opportunities for hydrogen fuel cell powertrains. These systems offer the necessary power, range and durability essential for ...

Fuel cells are becoming an increasingly popular alternative to combustion engines for clean power generation as countries and industries emphasize prioritizing the reduction of greenhouse gas ...

MTU Aero Engines continues to make steady progress on two parallel fuel cell powertrain projects, as it builds towards full system tests over the next two years. An internally funded programme, the ...