While the Ford Focus FCV visited the AutoBlogGreen garage, we naturally had to shoot some video of the car in action. You can watach the video by clicking in the box above. In the clip, there's a tour around the car, some shots of the Focus in motion from inside and outside and a sample of the startup sequence. Make sure you check out the continuing in-depth series about the hydrogen-powered Focus FCV, starting with Part 1 and today's Part 2. Check back tomorrow for Part 3, driving performance.

When Ford engineer Mark Olance dropped the hydrogen Focus off at my office, we did a brief review of the vehicle's operation. He told me the biggest concern was the cold temperatures we're getting in Michigan at night right now. The Ballard 902 series fuel cell in this generation of Focus can be damaged if there is water in the cell that freezes. Mark warned me to keep the car in the garage overnight. The next generation of Ford fuel cell cars will no longer have this limitation.

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