TOKYO, Japan, October 2, 2015 – Honda Motor Co., Ltd. announced that it will exhibit the world premiere of the planned production model of Power Exporter 9000 at the CEATEC JAPAN 2015. The Power Exporter 9000 is an external power feeding device that enables AC power output from a fuel-cell vehicle (FCV) with maximum output of 9 kW^*1. CEATEC Japan is a comprehensive exhibition of cutting-edge IT and electronics, which will be held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan from Wednesday, Oct. 7 through Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015.

Including Power Exporter 9000, Honda will introduce its lineup of energy management technologies which contribute to the realization of a society where people will “generate” and “use” energy and “get connected” for energy. The exhibit will also include the Honda FCV CONCEPT, a concept car for Honda’s all-new FCV.

At a booth under the theme “Honda gets connected,” Honda will present a unique form of a “smart community” that only Honda can propose, which includes Honda’s original Smart Hydrogen Station (SHS) equipped with a high pressure water electrolysis system to produce hydrogen (“generate”), the all-new FCV concept car (“use”) and external power feeding device that enables power to be supplied from FCVs and EVs to homes and other facilities (“get connected”).

Moreover, Honda also will present a special exhibit to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Honda generator production. The exhibit will include the introduction of Honda’s sine-wave inverter technologies, which is being adopted by the Power Exporter 9000, enabling high-quality electricity output.

Going beyond creating mobility products, Honda has been proactive in making progress in developing technologies for the generation and effective utilization of energy used by mobility products. With this approach, Honda will continue its challenges toward the realization of the joy and freedom of mobility and a sustainable society where people can enjoy life.

*1 Honda internal measurement