General Motors and Honda today announce a joint venture to build next-generation fuel cell systems, adding fuel to the idea of hydrogen as a form of alternative propulsion. The collaboration, called Fuel Cell System Manufacturing, will set up shop in GM’s Brownstown, Michigan plant where the battery pack for the Chevrolet Volt is also being produced. The companies are investing a total of $85 million in hopes of beginning production in 2020. The venture is
GM and Honda plunge $85M into hydrogen fuel cell push
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