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Then I will have to disagree. I insist that it is still post-hoc rationalization. Sooner or later, hydrogen cars will be cheaper to own than a battery car. Onc
by Hypx_ 5y ago
Then I will have to disagree. I insist that it is still post-hoc rationalization.
Sooner or later, hydrogen cars will be cheaper to own than a battery car. Once this happens, none of this reasoning will hold up to scrutiny.
Should be noted that you can have hydrogen delivered in the same way propane/LPG can be delivered. In fact, gasoline/petrol could have been delivered since the first days of the automobile. None of these ideas really mattered in the end.
- magicalhippo 5y ago> Once this happens, none of this reasoning will hold up to scrutiny. My point is it can't just be say 20% cheaper to own. It'll have to be much more than that to offset the pain of having to refuel. Sure, if it's 20% cheaper including having the H2 delivered at home, then we're approaching something that can be considered.
- Hypx_ 5y agoAs we are talking about a large ticket item (cars), a 20% difference is a big deal. As with all fuels, this shouldn't be much more expensive than from a fueling station.