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Large Fuel Cell Truck (FCV) - Isuzu and Honda Collaboration

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A joint development program between Isuzu Motors and Honda to design, develop, and commercialize a large hydrogen fuel cell-powered commercial truck for heavy-duty freight transportation applications.

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Large Fuel Cell Truck (FCV)
A heavy-duty commercial vehicle powered by hydrogen fuel cells rather than traditional diesel or gasoline engines. The vehicle represents a zero-emission alternative for freight transportation.
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Hydrogen fuel cell systems
Hydrogen fuel cell systems convert the chemical energy of hydrogen into electricity through electrochemical reactions, emitting only water and heat at the point of use, and are used by Plug Power in applications such as forklifts, backup power, and emerging on‑road mobility solutions.[8]
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Honda Fuel Cell System
An electrochemical fuel cell system developed by Honda that converts hydrogen gas into electricity to power vehicles. The system is being integrated into the Isuzu-Honda large fuel cell truck.
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Large Fuel Cell Truck
A commercial heavy-duty truck powered by hydrogen fuel cells, utilizing Honda's fuel cell system to generate electricity for electric motor propulsion. Designed for freight transportation with zero tailpipe emissions.
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