Honda FC Sport Concept

The original purpose of FC Sport concept is to use the existing fuel cell technology platform in the sports car

Honda today revealed at the Los Angeles Auto Show the new concept vehicle powered based on the latest achievements of science and technology, hydrogen fuel cell drivetrain. Showing that alternative energy is not necessarily boring, new vehicle concepts have been developed as a sporty three-seater and show flexibility Honda''s hydrogen fuel cell technology.

honda pioneer when it comes to this technology, building and inflicted FCX Clarity fuel cell vehicle to customers around the world. The last vehicle concept called the FC Sport, shows that the technology can be used in vehicle movements with ultra-low center of gravity, high power output, and supercar performance.

Honda FC Sport the explores how to satisfy mobile enthusiasts performance in the world beyond petroleum, "said Dan Bonawitz, vice president of American Honda." People who love sports cars will still have a reason to love in a hydrogen-powered future. "

the high-output Honda fuel cell powertrain and sleek, aerodynamic body contribute to the vehicle''s potential scientist. A modular approach to stimulate cell component packaging and the electric drivetrain contribute to the low center of gravity, with the majority of the mass of vehicles distributed between the axles. This creates a balanced weight distribution sought after in sports cars.

the FC Sport custom-configured to adapt a high-power made up a pile of fuel cells, located between the rear seats, and a battery pack placed low in the middle vehicle. The electric motor resides just forward of the rear axle. Two fuel storage tanks, visible from above, are placed above the rear axle.

the internal plan initially focuses on the driver with the center-style car race driving position. The enclosed canopy opens upward from the rear to take into account entry and exit. Two dorsal passenger seats flank driver''s left and right side.

the concept was the creation of Honda's U. S. research facility in Pasadena, California, and was created with the original intent of using existing fuel cell technology platform in the sports car. Unfortunately, there are no plans at all to build it at any time soon.