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There was a period, up until the late 00s or so, where it was genuinely unclear whether FCEVs or BEVs would make more sense. Waiting for a hydrogen car today is
by martythemaniak 5y ago
There was a period, up until the late 00s or so, where it was genuinely unclear whether FCEVs or BEVs would make more sense. Waiting for a hydrogen car today is not "questionable" it's kind of insane. As in, your worldview has greatly diverged from reality, it's time for a big rethink.
- ephbit 5y agoHydrogen car ... not likely at all to become relevant. FCEV Methanol car ... much more likely to become relevant. The simple evidence that leads me to this conclusion is: battery powered electric trucks ... as far as I know these are highly unlikely to become relevant (as in getting a significant market share of all trucks). Methanol fuel cell powered trucks (and not only trucks, but also ships and airplanes) appear to be a very relevant field of interest for companies at the moment. As soon as methanol fuel cell powered vehicles become economically viable, battery powered electric vehicles will have a hard time competing with them except for specific niches.