Honda has unveiled its new fuel cell electric vehicle, the CR-V e:FCEV, as the only H2-powered passenger vehicle made in the USA. The SUV will feature plug-in charging and fast refueling, and has a 270-mile EPA range rating. The vehicle is designed to provide zero-emission transportation for urban and longer drives. Honda has committed to 100 percent battery electric and fuel cell-electric vehicle sales by 2040. This announcement marks the first production of an H2 vehicle in the US in the form of the 2025 Honda CR-VAe. The car will be available for the first time in California this year for customer leasing.

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