Honda’s new hydrogen-fuel-sedan, called the Fuel Car Vehicle (FCV) has made an appearance at the in production form. The car is also made practical, redesigned front fender vents with an arc-shaped piece of chrome, and comes with a more traditional grille.
However, car enthusiasts have been criticizing the Honda FCV as they mention that it looks similar like the 2014 Nissan Maxima. With both being a sedan, the Nissan Maxima also comes with low grille, soft lines and finishes.
The only significant difference between the Honda FCV and Nissan Maxima is the front design, whereby the Honda FCV has a less exotic front end, while the Nissan Maxima’s front takes a curvaceous and cohesive design with smoked headlamps.
Honda FCV will have more than 435 miles cruising range for the Japanese market, and closer to 300 miles for the U.S market. It is also said to have all the powertrain components outside of the passenger compartment to let the Honda FCV to seat five passengers.
