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Honda Clarity Kicks Advertising into High Gear!

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G. David Felt - Staff Writer Alternative Energy - www.cheersandgears.com

Honda Clarity Kicks Advertising into High Gear!

While on YouTube I discovered a whole new crop of videos to help sell the Honda Clarity Hydrogen auto. Interesting that they went again to PES a video man that has a reputation for stop motion commercials. This time they went with kids singing and the heads one has to figure represent the hydrogen molecules in the tank. Honda YouTube

Additional commercials also made by PES for Honda's big push of the Clarity Hydrogen auto:

As one follows the links from YouTube for the Honda Clarity it is amazing to see all the other videos too such as the one below on how a fuel cell works.

As I learned from the RoadShow video, the Clarity is in essence an EV with a Hydrogen Generator to give you a 366 mile range. What I was surprised by is that both the Toyota Mirai and this clarity are lease only auto's with a stated value of $60,000 more or less and free hydrogen for the first 3 years.

Makes one wonder WHY, WHY would you want such an UGLY auto with such a high monthly lease cost when there are far better options out there. I love my alternative auto's and EV's are rocking it more and more, so for an energy upside down auto, do we really need these?

One Positive is that this is the first time I actually like the dash and the tablet interface for the auto with proper sized buttons to control everything else.

Want to know more about Hydrogen Auto's, this is a great video that covers what some think is the future for the auto industry.

 

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