Honda REALLY Just SAVED Internal Combustion Engines
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Honda is harnessing the power of the universe RIGHT NOW!
They're taking the EV company model and telling Elon to SHOVE IT!
Because they are using the MOST abundant element on planet Earth to power their latest car- HYDROGEN!
While, Hydrogen cars ARE NOT a new thing (companies like Toyota and BMW for instance have been building them for decades) Honda's new Fuell Cell is a bit of a gamechanger.
And the craziest part? They partnered with GM to make it happen! Today, we take a look at what Honda and GM are up to, and show how the work being done in the hydrogen space might just be a way forward to keep our beloved combustion engines pumping for the forseeable future. Let's go!
#honda #hybrid #hydrogen #fuelcell #gm
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What are your thoughts on Honda's future?
The times, they are a’changin!
Y'all remember that guy on RUclips that made a homemade hydrogen fuel cell and powered his car with it? It was a gallon jug of water and a battery. a hose sucked the hydrogen into the combustion chamber of his 4-cylinder engine and away he went... Big Oil companies had him killed.
😂😂 😂Truth.
Shameful that people need it put that way to digest it.
Stanley Meyer. If his death isn't a conspiracy theory then I don't know what is.
Stanley Meyer was a scam artist. There was no way his demonstrator could have ever worked as he described. We have this little thing named the laws of thermodynamics.
Bingo!👍👍🤘🤘🤘🤘
I think @Evilmadbombr works for Big Oil. LOL. Jk. 😜
I’ll bet that Toyota isn’t gonna be left behind. They seem to have their eyes on the horizon and a firm hand on the wheel.
They tried working with Gm a couple years ago and toyota kept telling gm that that's not the way to do it and toyato backed out now it's honda gm
Toyota went racing with their hydrogen powered corolla in the 24hrs LeMans.
Old news, Toyota made an announcement months ago they will no longer research and design EVs and instead shifted to hydrogen. Something tells me that shift happened three or more years ago when Toyota designed the current hybrid in the Tundra, Tacoma, and Land Cruiser instead of offering an EV.
Japanese are smarter than Americans
Fuel cells aren’t internal combustion… what is even the point of this video? Fuel cell news is fuel cell news. If you want to report on alternative fuel ICE do a deep dive on Porsche e-Fuel or any of the big gas companies leaning into the idea for a more sustainable future.
Kkkkkkk probably the dummest 1:48 video here though 😅😅😅😅hydrogen is highly boom⁷
Hopefully we can still drive a big and loud V8 in the future
You want a big and loud V8? Carbonate a vegetable drink, wear 100 lbs of weight and belch like your life depended on it. See? I did a Honda joke.
Honda sent a case of V8 vegetable juice to a dealer that complained that he wished Honda had a V8.
Remember the Hindenburg! 'Oh the Humanity'
Apollo 13 'Huston we have a problem'
We have been using CNG for a very long time! And we have the Infastructure.
Collaboration with GM is not going to age well; GM’s corruption & reliability will stain Honda’s reputation.
1. On earth, oxygen is the most common element, making up about 47% of the earth's mass.
2. Silicon is second, making up 28%, followed by aluminum (8%), iron (5%), magnesium (2%), calcium (4%), sodium (3%), and potassium (3%).
3. All of the remaining elements together make up less than 1% of the earth's mass.
you have to be kidding me first of all Nitrogen is the most abundant on earth, BUT Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. Yes most of the universe is simple pure hydrogen :D we were taught this and the basics of hydrogen battery
Producing hydrogen is the main problem costly, inefficient and not environmental friendly ,electric car are not that green either
Flying was expensive when it was new. Everything is expensive until it isn't
Truth be told I think EVs are more "ego-friendly". Why waste money and emissions on new technology when you can clearly look to the past to achieve what modern technology is an attempt to do.
One can produce at home its hydrogen needs from water electrolysis with solar panels and fuel cells....
And a a small comperssor unit...
To refuel for almost noting....
Stop perpetual the lies...
Hydrogen is almost free for the home user....
It would kill current industries but who cares for them any way...they anthier politicians bleeds us dray of our savings and postive economic destinys for greed.
I have a feeling that combusting hydrogen will succeed a lot instead of the battery version.
Burning hydrogen is stupid when fuel cells are 3 times more efficient 🤦
@@JxcksonSF True but even with fuel cells they're not nearly as efficient as BEVs. It's also a lot cheaper to upgrade an already reliable, existing grid than to start over with a hydrogen network.
@@JxcksonSF Yeah but i kinda dont like the idea of batteries or smth like that. Because i am an electronics engineer and i know that batteries are such a pain. They are costly and their capacity decreases over time even if you dont use it.
Honda Clarity 2.0 basically😅 hopefully they make a fun peppy hothatch.
Now if they bring back say crz/crx powered as hydrogen making saying 170hp and makes 90mpg city and 140mpg highway which would top the 2000 insight mpg, the crz, clarity and hybrid versions of civic, accord.
GM has had hydrogen for over 50 years. To much oil available than ever before to sell. It’s ok though, it burns clean with today’s engines!
I totally agree Hydrogen Fuel Cells (HFCs) are good.
As for the video title, I really can't see how HFC are going to save the internal combustion engine. Well not for the mass market.
HFCs generate electricity, that would power an electric motor.
I guess you could argue that once the hydrogen refilling infrastructure is in place , the hydrogen could be burnt in an internal combustion engine, but this is a real lot less efficient than using the hydrogen in a fuel cell and generating electricity. I think a car will go something like 2 to 3 times the distance using the same amount of hydrogen in a fuel cell as compared to burning it in an internal combustion engine. Internal combustion engines waste a real lot of energy as just heat. (I'd need to check the numbers, however HFCs are a lot more efficient)
So I guess the really rich people that want an internal combustion engine running on hydrogen could have it. The hydrogen refilling infrastructure would be there for them as well.
Hence the internal combustion engine would be saved for the very rich, who still want their 5 litre V8.
The mass market cars using hydrogen, would be HFCs driving an electric motor, and not burning it in an internal combustion engine.
Not exactly true, hydrogen pricing is about the same as 91/93 octane $5 a gallon. There's plenty of hydrogen stations now and you can make your own version of hydrogen power and water is cheap from your water faucet. And if it sits, it just drips out the tail pipe.
@@philipwilliams3427
I have wondered about home generation of hydrogen using electrolysis .
It is just a source of water (might have to be filtered) and electricity, and an electrolyser and then compressor.
In the UK (where I am) this would probably only be economic on overnight off peak electricity rates that can be £0.07 / kwh.
On days rates that are currently more like £0.34 / kwh, it'd be very expensive hydrogen !
I wonder if someone is selling a home electrolyser compression ? Guess I'd need to google for that ....
1 electric motor per wheel and hydrogen motor to turn a big alternator. Ludacris mode for everyone.
Wow with gm like when Honda sold engines to gm division Saturn, but gm wanted their defective dex cool coolant to be used, but Honda said it was not up to specifications required,then Honda cut them off.
was that a sneak peak that we are getting a FR-S build on the channel?
Bring it. I love my X but i also have an aging semi truck that needs replacing; i dont want the newer ones with all the emission garbage and ev semis arent proven yet so…lets go
Really I'm surprised that nobody arises the question of looking to the past as answers to the future (if you know where I'm going with this). New technology is theoretically a 180 from the overall goal due to the extra manufacturing required to make the alternative fuel sources.
3 combined! thats not impossible....like whoa, thats insane!. i just want to say because of this channel, it help me buy myself a sexy lexus es for a low low of $4500. 2015. thank you so much!
Move over tesla? What is tesla? Have you heard of BYD? BYD just took a big dump on all western electric cars combined.
I go to UTI and one day Ken Worth and Toyota decided to come by and show off their hydrogen powered truck and their fully electric truck.
The government just got done installing all those electric filling stations now they have to redo everything for hydrogen... If it catches on
Toyota Mirai! Been out for a few years already. So yea, they won’t be left behind
Glad I got gwso stock when everyone laughed at me.
So how much will these advanced tech vehicles cost (even though its basically improved(?) old tech)? The biggest problem with new tech or more ecofriendly solutions to gas/diesel, is that corporations dont think of the good of the environment(?), but how to profit from their investment. Just m $0.02. :)
Funny how every car manufacturer tries to compete with Tesla. Including super cars. But somehow they’re not!
Honda staying on top lets goo
Hydrogen still uses a battery. How does this solve the extreme heat or cold weather issues experience by pure EVs?
What about porches e fuel if they were to partner with stallantis they could make it work due to dodges tendency to make engines that dont meet emmisions
I hope I'm still in luck to buy old-school peugeots 🙏🙏
When a car comes with a fuel cell capable of consistently producing 200 amps, guess what’s going to power my house! I see a problem here. Now you see it?
Hydrogen or hybrid is the way forward. A car that can be used the same as a normal car but hase better efficiency or it can even have more power. They can be adapted for any type of car. Unlike a tesla which gives ridiculous power to any old lady or unskilled driver that can't handle power. Don't forget there's people who forget which pedal to push and smash into buildings imagine the damage a powerful tesla would do
DO A HONDA 660 SERIES!!!!!
Gm ultralight yo
Hydrogen fuel cells are the future not this electrical vehicle crap
This is an electric vehicle. The fuel cell makes electricity which charges batteries or drives the electric motors or both.
Bro thinks a hydrogen fuel cell is an ICE 🤓
0:09 isn't the most abundant element nitrogen?
Honda colab name should be GenDa
I just saw a vid of a lady filling up her tank. $100 and gets 400 miles
its still an e-car just with refuelable batterie... no combustion Engine, but lighter and no charching compare to normal EVs
The minute Mary Barra and GM get involved they will screw up something beyond belief. By making something on minimum bid. HMC would be better going it alone.
Ok but rolling coal is dope don’t hate on tho bro
Look i love the smell of diesel but rolling coal is for people with tiny dicks. Its just plain annoying.
just reminding me of Mitsubishi join adventure with American company 😳🤦
They need work with Porsche.
How are we making this hydrogen? Is it like batteries where you still need coal and oil? Just shifting the eyes off of where things come from? I think using water and getting it on demand, if it can truly be done, makes more sense. Just need an electrolyte to help crack the water, and electricity.
I just don't want Internet connected cars. I have a phone if I need GPS. We deserve the right to leave our tech behind in favor of living life without distraction all the time.
Watch the Engineering Explained video on hydrogen power. It's not scalable, as efficient, as safe, takes up a huuuuuge volume in the car in the form of super high pressure liquid hydrogen tanks. They're bombs in a crash due, with an extremely volatile element if any spark is present.
It is still also really inefficient and really energy expensive to extract hydrogen.
The main reasons why this didn't take off didn't change, sadly. It would be super cool, omg, to keep our awesome engines and not pollute at the same time.
EE shows a hydrogen engine will also make way less power for the same size..
this will die just like the toyota mirai did the fuel alone was more expensive than the car note was
The Chevonda Cacivic or the S2Vette 🤔
Don’t believe it until I see it.
Like if you agree
No dude. The production of hydrogen is the problem.
I just hope hydrogen powered engines make real vroom vroom noises. Not that canned garbage the new Charger Daytona Name Is Too Long To Fully Remember EV pumps out.
if you want to use hydrogen in vehicles to make less co2, then you're not going to be happy to know where they will get the hydrogen from.........petroleum. might as well just use gasoline.
Stop telling lies! H² is not the solution! It's inefficient, you need a battery anyway and most of the H² is extracted from fossile fuels. OPEC countries want to make us believe hydrogene would be the solution but it's not. Most efficient are batteries we only need better ones using less harmful components! The problem with hydrogene cars is, when its battery is empty you only have a 25-50kw fuel cell and your car only gets what? Only 25-50kw depending on the fuel cell! So most important in an hydrogene car is to always have a fully charged battery. Isn't it strange somwhow?
So what’s the solution?
@@360nofx new and better batteries without cobalt and other harmful stuff. LFP stands for Lithium-Ferrum-Phosphorus and is much safer as NMC already and they already testing salt/sodium batteries which not even need lithium anymore. I'm pretty sure they will find even better ways to store energy in the future because never before have so many researchers researched for better battery techniques. It just wasn't necessary...
@o.m.2188 even Elon admits that there is a limit to storage no matter the substance. And even if it can store more the charging is still limited by the movement of electrons and the heat it produces. It will never be as short or as efficient as hydrogen filling or gasoline. I don't believe that electric will ever be the answer either. Seems a little harsh to say it's lies when they are researching just like battery scientists are.
Who thinks Tesla is here for the profit? Note: Don't invest in a Tesla.
Here's a better question: who thinks all car companies are here for a profit? They're all business, not charities.
@@thedumbconspirator4956 sorry my friend imacar2190 is communist
E fuel is the future
to much fucking tech in vehicles
This is SUPER exciting news, Teslas are NOT the future! The first electric car was made in 1891, it’s old tech!
Honda didn't save anything, convenience is what is saving the gas engine.
Reality check: Hydrogen fuelling stations in Europe are closing down because financially they are a complete disaster. Hydrogen car sales are a complete joke, hydrogen is extremely expensive as a type of fuel, hydrogen cars are too expensive to buy, too expensive to maintain and they are more explosive than mines in a minefield. Energy efficiency compared to Battery Electric Vehicles is 3 times lower.
Desperation from Honda, clutching at straws. They realise they can't compete against the Chinese EV manufacturers, given that their strength has always been the ICE.
Hydrogen and cars are a combination from hell, and the whole notion will wither on the vine, in short order.
Hydrogen is stupid
still an EV with no loud noise, bad
Unfortunately gm make crap cars and Honda make cars for the over 60s so I don’t see this taking off.
Toyota makes some boring cars that make me feel sleepy
Best JDM cars were in 90s and 00s
@@dyaanahmad5079 the best Honda was the nsx but it was a mass production car so that doesn’t count and the best gm car in Europe was the lotus Carlton
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Can you Stop with those stupid "Safes iternal combustion engines" titles? Yes its nice that Innovation doesnt Stop but the internal combustion engine will never die rather evolves into hydrogen. Electric Cars are Not and will never be the Singular Future.
Hi
Conquer cheap hydrogen production and there would be no more droughts
delete this video youre misleading people
first
Dude this was same issue for ev but every one is buying that ev trimmer 💩. If a law is passed that ev shouldn't be used then maybe hydrogen gets noticed.
Hydrogen has been around forever,this is not new,just more hype.Hydrogen production uses more energy than it produces,otherwise the entire world would be running off of hydrogen.
Not true anymore. Bmw devised a way of producing it with solar power.
As long as the hydrogen facilities for supply are not build this technology is destined to failure
Pro tip. Dont move to california