Though they probably won’t look anything similar to Honda’s darling EV-N, a Japanese automaker’s got a little brand-new technological vehicles up the sleeves — in a speech currently, Honda CEO Takanobu Ito rigorously voiced plans to furnish the plug-in hybrid aspirant for Toyota’s flashy new PHEV Prius by 2012, which gossip has it will sport an estimated fuel saving (when it’s regulating fuel, you assume) of roughly around 140 miles per gallon. Better still, the completely battery-powered electrical vehicle will also go upon sale by 2012, and you won’t have to fly to Japan to try them out, as they’re slated for a States as good. Hydrogen fuel cells have been assumingly still Honda’s long-term resolution, though the FCX Clarity received usually the flitting mention. In a short tenure, Honda’s still circling a wagons around part-gasoline systems like the Civic (which will receive a Li-ion battery pack) and a Fit Hybrid, unfailing for Japan this tumble.