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No, it's because they're developing solid state batteries. They're also developing hydrogen fuel cell drive trains. They're even trying hydrogen combustion: ht
by breve 1y ago
No, it's because they're developing solid state batteries. They're also developing hydrogen fuel cell drive trains. They're even trying hydrogen combustion:
https://www.toyota-europe.com/news/2022/prototype-corolla-cross-hydrogen-concept https://www.toyota-europe.com/news/2022/prototype-corolla-cr...
Toyota's big enough that they can try everything. It isn't a conspiracy.
- testing22321 1y agoI’ve driven to 65 countries on 5 continents. Everywhere I’ve ever been has electricity of some form (even if it’s one solar panel on a mud hut). I have never seen a hydrogen filling station. The amount of infrastructure required to build out a hydrogen filling network is astronomical, and it has absolutely no chance of working. They’re just saying random stuff so you don’t buy an EV today.
- breve 1y ago> The amount of infrastructure required to build out If you don't want to build infrastructure then the easy solution is to stick with petroleum. That infrastructure is already built out. > They’re just saying random stuff No, they're doing research and development. > so you don’t buy an EV Toyota's a big car company. Toyota sells lots of different cars. Toyota sells BEVs. You can buy a Toyota BEV right now.