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Honda could very well be the next manufacturer to offer hydrogen fuel cell vehicles on the market. It is believed that the Japanese brand is working on a five-year time frame for when they plan to launch a new model in the United Kingdom, which means that we are waiting until around the year 2020.
Honda is hard at work developing the latest technology much in the similar way that Toyota spent their time developing their new Mirai model. Honda did say, however, that it's not just a vehicle that they would produce in limited numbers. They want to build these cars in mass production.
The head of powertrain development over at the brand Thomas Brachmann has indicated that they are close to having the final product for the new FCV, but there is still some work to do on the vehicle's design. Around a three hundred mile trip is expected to be delivered from Honda's new FCV on a full tank but with so much time still left to go, there is no telling how many things will change closer to the time.
The Vauxhall Adam Grand Slam is no more. 
Don't let the headline fool you. The Grand Slam name is no more, not the car. Vauxhall has revealed that they are dropping this name as they will now call their new Adam model the Adam S. The first glimpse of the latest Adam model was shown at last years Geneva Motoring event. At that time, the car was called the S originally. The name then changed to Grand Slam for the UK market, but this did not last.
The new Adam S will be a more power orientated version of the standard model, which will pack the likes of a 1.4-litre engine giving out 148 brake horsepower and coming along with some excellent fittings such as an all-new infotainment system. The latest Adam is now on sale from your local Vauxhall dealer, with prices starting at £16,995.
The Audi SQ7 to go on sale next year
Audi has confirmed that their brand new SQ7 model will officially go on sale from next year, and we have now seen some recent images of just how the new SQ7 will look. The car was seen testing out on the track, providing hints about the style it would command.
The new SQ7 is set to be the top of the range SUV in the segment. It is not hard to see why this will be the top range suv model with impressive features such as a twin-turbocharged V8 four-litre diesel engine. With this new fitting, we can expect to see power given out from the car coming in at 414 brake horsepower. A smooth drive is achieved through an eight-speed, automatic transmission system will also come along with the range-topping model is entirely standard.
The only significant change that could be seen on the car was a new twin exhaust system that is expected to come along as part of the production model. Alterations to the suspension system compared to the standard Q7 are also likely to come along with the car.