Honda has revealed details about its next-generation Fuel Cell Module, a technology set to enhance hydrogen fuel cells significantly. The company, known for its early adoption of hydrogen power, collaborated with GM previously and has now independently developed a next-gen fuel cell module. This advance aims to address key challenges like durability and power density. The new module is claimed to be twice as durable as its predecessor and features design changes that enable more flexible installation layouts. Moreover, Honda plans to broaden the application domains of hydrogen fuel cells to contribute to a sustainable energy-oriented society. The significant cost improvements are also noteworthy, as production costs for the new model are expected to be reduced by half. This cost reduction could pave the way for wider adoption of hydrogen fuel cell technology. Honda intends to produce 300 fuel cell-equipped CR-Vs for the California market, leveraging the state's existing hydrogen fueling infrastructure. Overall, Honda's next-gen Fuel Cell Module represents a positive step towards making hydrogen technology more feasible and accessible for a greener future.