4 ms·
Wasn't this the same argument being made for EVs? Literally infrastructure, cost of production and the cheapness of oil were all major arguments for a lack of s
by melomal 6y ago
Wasn't this the same argument being made for EVs? Literally infrastructure, cost of production and the cheapness of oil were all major arguments for a lack of success and growth.
Then economies of scale come into play to make things cheaper as per batteries. Plus it's Toyota and they are well known for industrial processes (they also own a part of Tesla, no?)
What's the issue with having Hydrogen/EV's together? Diesel and petrol had no issues.
- maxerickson 6y agoDiesel and gas are different fractions of petroleum, having a use for each makes both cheaper to use.
- melomal 6y agoOK that makes sense. Could there not be an EV/hydrogen combo that potentially fixes range anxiety or another issue? Besides competition never hurt anyone, batteries will be developed faster, research conducting more often and so on.