Competes with Honda Clarity and Toyota Mirai

According to a recent report, Hyundai has been developing a second-generation hydrogen fuel cell SUV as a successor to the Tucson Fuel Cell SUV released in 2014.

300 mile driving range, 60 percent increase in power density

Today at the 2016 Washington, D.C. Auto Show, Honda announced plans to release a new 5-passenger, hydrogen-powered Clarity sedan. The vehicle is expected to begin sales in select California markets before the end of 2016 with an MSRP of $60,000 and a targeted monthly lease under $500 per month.