> - The argument that you need an equivalent charging infrastructure isn’t really true since you only need that for long tail long range trips (and also we have

> - The argument that you need an equivalent charging infrastructure isn’t really true since you only need that for long tail long range trips (and also we have that now). To add: Hydrogen stations are fairly unique. It's really expensive to build such stations (millions). Plus heavy restrictions on where they can be placed. Putting up a charge station is really cheap in comparisons (think it was something like 10k for on a public street with 2 charge ports), plus you can place them pretty much anywhere (way less safety restrictions). What I dislike about EVs is how expensive they're to charge if you're not using your own electricity. At least, that's the situation in NL.