I mean, Toyota and Hyundai are making personal H2 vehicles. But they're expensive, very expensive, because those storage tanks are extremely sophisticated. Unl

I mean, Toyota and Hyundai are making personal H2 vehicles. But they're expensive, very expensive, because those storage tanks are extremely sophisticated. Unless those storage tank costs come down by a LOT, I don't think H2 cars will compete reasonably against other technologies (Hybrid, PHEV, or EVs) ----- $50,000 for an H2 vehicle with only 180 horsepower engine is really meh.