Honda is so sure about the clean emissions of its Hydrogen powered FCX car it has bottled the exhaust fumes and developed its own water brand.
The only emissions from the car are water, and to prove its clean engine tech, the automotive brand has put its brand on a range of bottled water and served it up to cinema audiences.
The concept was created by Leo Burnett Melbourne, and the bottles were distributed in Palace Cinemas nationally where its latest ad for FCX was showing.
Honda claims its FCX is the world's first mass produced hydrogen only vehicle and that its H2O water is a way to show, not just tell people, about its green developments.
“We believe in ‘The Power of Clever Thinking’. Our work designing cars like the FCX is the embodiment of this ethos,” said Jason Miller, Honda Australia general manager of communications and customer.
“H2O is an engaging way for us to demonstrate our commitment to reducing our environmental footprint to people, instead of simply telling them.”
UPDATE Honda wanted to clarify that the H2O water is not literally exhaust fumes, but bottled spring water as symbol of its clean tech.
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