A fuel-cell electric car called FCEV is one of the next generation of vehicles. I came across an article related to this (about this) the other day. The article states that Fuel Cell System Manufacturing(FCSM) in the U.S, which is a joint venture between General Motors(GM) in the U.S and Honda in Japan, announced on January 25th that they would start producing a new fuel cell battery system (reported speech, future). The new system plans to be integrated into a new FCEV called "CR-V FCEV". The new "CR-V FCEV" will be fabricated (manufactured) and be launched in North America and Japan in 2024. Honda used to produce FCEVs called "Clarity Fuel Cell" until September, 2021 (you only launch something once). Compared to the system installed on the "Clarity Fuel Cell", the new system has twice the durability. It has mproved the seal construction of the cell. The new FCSM is focused on reducing production costs (of resources) such as the decline of availibilty of precious metals which have become more expensive, making the most of scale merit due to large mass production and so on. Thanks to this, FCSM has decreased the cost by about 30% against (compared with) the previous system. Honda already started test runs of tracks with the new system in China in January, 2023 and started conducting a verification test on FCEV big tracks with Isuzu in Japan in December, 2023. That's why I want to keep an eye on a hydrogen-fueled car in the future.