If hydrogen at every ~100km could be achieved by 2028, it could be quite cool! While electric cars are cool and all. Due to the degradation of batteries I worr

If hydrogen at every ~100km could be achieved by 2028, it could be quite cool! While electric cars are cool and all. Due to the degradation of batteries I worry if they'll ever make it to second hand market and if for people buying used cars, would buy an electric one, knowing that you'll probably need to replace the battery, which at that time could cost more then the car. That's why I'm excited to see hydrogen because those should work even without a battery. (I haven't taken a closer at hydrogen cars, thus the message above assumes that they function like hybrid cars - diesel/petrol/hydrogen generator makes electricity for electric engines...). Most people start their car journey with cheap second hand cars. My car Citroen Saxo 1.0, year 2000, golden colour, cost me 350€, I don't think electric cars could ever be that cheap. (I got both summer and winter tires too). Hydrogen on the other hand could perhaps be that cheap once manufactured in big enough numbers.