Why Aren't We Driving Hydrogen Powered Cars Yet? There's A Reason EVs Won.

30 Oct 2024 | Abstracted from Popular Science

"What makes hydrogen passenger cars altogether costlier than their battery-electric counterparts is the lack of fueling infrastructure, energy-conversion inefficiencies, and the price of the fuel at the pump..."

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