GM and Honda joint venture starts hydrogen fuel cell production

General Motors and Honda Motor announced that their joint venture, Fuel Cell Systems Manufacturing (FCSM), has begun producing hydrogen fuel cells. The cells will be used in a variety of applications, such as heavy trucks and mobile generators. FCSM was established in 2017 with a joint investment of $83 million by General Motors and Honda. Although hydrogen fuel cells have performed poorly in the passenger car market, automakers are still optimistic about their potential in other areas.