Nextourer

Hiroshima, Japan - Mazda has announced that it will debut the all-new Mazda Atenza, Taiki concept car, Premacy Hydrogen RE Hybrid and a series of future-oriented powertrains at the 40th Tokyo Motor Show later this month.

The all-new Atenza, sold here as the Mazda6, was premiered at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The company will showcase a sportier and more distinct model for the first time at the Tokyo show. The Taiki continues the evolution of the company's "Nagare" design theme and is the fourth in a series of concept vehicles based on the premise; it uses a next-generation rotary engine.

The Premacy Hydrogen RE Hybrid is based on the Premacy, known as the Mazda5 in North America, and is equipped with a transverse hydrogen rotary engine with hydrogen/gasoline dual-fuel system. The company plans to commence leasing of the vehicle in 2008.

Source: CanadianDriver

UberNoob

burning hydrogen is such an inefficient use of the hydrogen fuel
what a shame they arent looking into fuel cell technology

Nextourer

<cough> hydrogen hybrid

UberNoob

huh?
still
a hydrogen fuel cell hybrid would get a lot more mpg than a hydrogen burning hybrid

Nextourer

yeah that was the point I was getting at lol. That a Hydrogen Hybrid would get better mpg than a standard hydrogen ICE.

I can't remember if all fuel cells are considered hybrids or not.