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A hydrogen car should also start too. I am just pointing out that this is a hit or miss thing at -30°C.
by _hypx 4y ago
A hydrogen car should also start too. I am just pointing out that this is a hit or miss thing at -30°C.
- theshrike79 4y agoDefinitely should, but I've seen zero independent reviews stating so - which is a bit suspicious. There are a TON of winter tests for journalists, all organised by the car maker. There are also a bunch of buff articles and videos about hydrogen cars in cold weather conditions. Also manufacturers aren't pushing H2 cars too hard in Canada or Nordics/Scandinavia either. It's all just Californian sun or the parts of Europe where -5C is especially cold.
- _hypx 4y agoI'm sure they've tested it in extreme conditions. They just have gotten around to marketing it. Don't read too much into it.