The automaker says its future hydrogen efforts will center on independently developed systems.

Honda has announced plans to stop production of its current fuel cell system in the U.S., shuttering a joint venture launched ...

Honda and GM are phasing out fuel cell production at their U.S. joint venture FCSM. Instead, the Japanese company prefers to ...

The Japanese automaker said it will end operations at Fuel Cell System Manufacturing (FCSM) there and shift to a next-generation fuel cell system developed in-house.

FCSM was established in January 2017 in Brownstown, Michigan, U.S., as the first ever joint venture in the automotive industry that would produce advanced fuel cell system. The two companies combined ...

Honda revealed it has decided to discontinue production, before the end of 2026, of the current model of fuel cell system now ...

Honda will end fuel cell production at its GM joint venture in Michigan by 2026 and shift to an in-house hydrogen system.

Amidst the intense competition of the hydrogen energy industry, SHPT—as a top-tier player in the fuel cell sector—has not rested on its existing advantages in the automotive market, even while facing ...