Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has unveiled the specifications for its Honda Next Generation Fuel Cell Module and Honda Fuel Cell Power Generator at the 23rd International Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Expo (H2 & FC EXPO) in Tokyo. These advancements mark a significant step in Honda’s commitment to hydrogen-powered technology and sustainability.
Mass Production Timeline
Honda announced that mass production of the Next Generation Fuel Cell Module will commence in 2027, while the Fuel Cell Power Generator is set to enter production in 2026. These developments align with Honda’s long-term vision of promoting clean energy solutions and achieving carbon neutrality across its operations by 2050.
Next-Generation Fuel Cell Module
The newly introduced fuel cell module has been independently developed by Honda as a successor to the previous model, which was jointly created with General Motors. It features a rated output of 150 kW, improved efficiency, and a significantly reduced production cost—cutting costs in half while more than doubling its durability compared to the current version.
The module’s volumetric power density has increased more than threefold, resulting in a more compact design that enhances installation flexibility. By expanding the applications and market reach of this next-generation module, Honda aims to further contribute to a sustainable, energy-efficient society.