Cars to drive you green with envy
By Tim Ferguson
Published: 25 July 2008 10:30 GMT
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Despite the presence of such exotica, one of the real stars of the show was the Honda Clarity FCX, potentially the first ever commercially viable fuel cell car.
Around 200 FCXs have been built with selected customers currently testing them in Japan and southern California.
The car runs on air and hydrogen, producing nothing but water.
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