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The study will determine how Honda’s regenerative fuel cells could work together with Astrobotic’s LunaGrid power system and vertical solar array technology to provide continuous power during long stretches of lunar night.
Honda is developing regenerative fuel cells and plans to work with Sierra Space and Tec-Masters to test the technology on the International Space Station in 2027.
Honda began working on the reusability project in 2019, initially developing rocket engines and a small vehicle designed to hover just off the ground.
Honda is developing regenerative fuel cells and plans to work with Sierra Space and Tec‑Masters to test the technology on the International Space Station in 2027.
Honda conducted a rocket-powered takeoff and landing test from a test site on the island of Hokkaido in Japan on June 17.
Honda is planning further tests including a flight to 1,000 meters by 2027 and a full suborbital flight by 2029.
Honda began work on the reusable-vehicle project in 2019 focusing on rocket engines and a small vehicle designed to hover just off the ground.
Honda plans to continue testing reusable-rocket technologies with a flight to 1,000 meters by 2027 and a full suborbital flight by 2029.
Honda has not committed to developing a reusable launch vehicle for commercialization and remains in the elemental research stage.
Honda performed the June 17 test flight from a test site on the island of Hokkaido in Japan.
Honda will launch the Honda 0 Series, a new global electric vehicle series, in 2026.
Both the Saloon and Space-Hub concept models were developed using a new Honda electrification design and engineering approach that will debut with the Honda 0 Series.
Toshihiro Mibe, Global CEO of Honda, is leading the Honda 0 Series vision that emphasizes creating new value based on thin, light, and wise design principles.
Honda will introduce a Honda 0 Series production model based on the Saloon concept in North America in 2026.
The partnership aims to expand KPIT Technologies’ software and vehicle system workforce to over 2,000 professionals globally to support Honda’s SDM roadmap through 2030 and beyond.
The third-generation Honda AWV has an increased battery size that allows for up to 10 hours of operating time.
Honda will showcase the latest generation of its prototype Honda Autonomous Work Vehicle (AWV) to improve construction industry efficiencies at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023.
Honda successfully field tested the second-generation Honda AWV at a large-scale solar construction site in the Southwest U.S.
The design of the Honda AWV includes a lower bed for easier loading and improved ergonomics.
The third-generation Honda AWV features an enhanced avoidance function for vehicles stopped on the road.