GM Forges Honda Fuel-Cell Alliance in Renewed Hydrogen Auto Push
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General Motors Co. and Honda Motor Co. are teaming up in a renewed push to market clean vehicles, with the two automotive giants seeking to have cheaper power-making fuel cells and hydrogen tanks ready by 2020.
The partnership between the largest U.S. automaker and Tokyo-based Honda is to include exchanging engineers, joint use of research facilities and shared sourcing of parts and materials, they said yesterday. The goal is a common hydrogen powertrain to make the low-polluting vehicles more affordable, they said, without providing details about prices or investment.