17 Facts About FCX Clarity

Honda FCX Clarity is a nameplate used by Honda on alternative fuel vehicles.

FCX Clarity production ended in August 2021 with US leases for the fuel cell variant continuing through to 2022.

Honda FCX Clarity is based on the 2006 Honda FCX Concept and only available as a hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle.

The FCX Clarity had electric car qualities such as zero emissions while offering five minute refueling times and long range in a full function large sedan.

The FCX Clarity was available for lease in the U S, Japan and Europe.

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FCX Clarity were leased for a month in 2010, including collision coverage, maintenance, roadside assistance and hydrogen fuel.

FCX Clarity is about 4 inches shorter than a 2008 Honda Accord.

FCX Clarity was produced in Japan at a dedicated fuel-cell-vehicle assembly line in the Honda Automobile New Model Center .

In July 2014 Honda announced the FCX Clarity would be discontinued and replaced by a new and higher-volume hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle to be introduced.

FCX Clarity's features include an AM-FM car radio with CD player, integration for iPod and iPhone, a USB port, auxiliary input, a voice-activated GPS navigation system, XM satellite radio, cloth seating surfaces, Bluetooth, and digital instrumentation.

The FCX Clarity was available in 12 approved Honda dealerships located in select California markets, including six dealerships in Southern California, five in the San Francisco Bay Area, and one in Sacramento.

US market, the FCX Clarity Electric is equipped with a CCS Type 1 combo port for DC charging, which accepts J1772 plugs for AC charging.

FCX Clarity PHEV was the only variant available in the Forest Blue Pearl exterior color.

The FCX Clarity PHEV was discontinued in 2021, along with the Fuel Cell model.

On 25 July 2007 the United States Internal Revenue Service announced that the Honda FCX Clarity met the requirements of the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit as a qualified fuel-cell motor vehicle.

Purchasers of the 2005 and 2006 Honda FCX Clarity were eligible for a Section 30B income tax credit, but consumers were not allowed to purchase the vehicle, as it was only available leased in Southern California, where public hydrogen refueling stations are available.

Honda FCX Clarity was the pace car in 2008 Indy Japan 300 which took place at the Twin Ring Motegi in Tochigi, Japan, April 2008.