WITAF.

At best, he doesn’t understand what a Hybrid Car is.

  • stewie3128@lemmy.ml
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    9 months ago

    H2 is way better for trucks and planes than batteries, because even with the reinforced tanks it doesn’t weigh much, and the refueling does not take long.

    I agree that battery electric is probably the way to go for consumer passenger vehicles, though.

    /owns a hydrogen car

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      9 months ago

      Like I said the problem is the infrastructure. Building this out at scale would require a massive effort that nobody will want to pay for. And rightly so because electric trucks are already a thing and will get a lot more popular in the next few years.

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        9 months ago

        To piggyback off this though, there are areas where the infrastructure would make sense, like long distance shipping trucks and busses that have pretty well defined areas that they could regularly dock and refuel at, and those are the exact situations where electric is struggling the most.

        All to say, the research into hydrogen powered vehicles isn’t useless, even if it’s not going to offer anything at the consumer level.