Finally! Someone is writing about hydrogen vehicles with a sense of reality. Dan Vegano, my new hero, writes for USA Today and explains how and why 2020 is a conservative estimate for all of us to ...

The maximum practicable number of hydrogen vehicles that could be on the road by 2020 is 2 million, says the report. The number of hydrogen vehicles on the road could then grow rapidly, to nearly ...

Musk and Trump's recent antagonism to hydrogen-powered vehicles has led many to ask whether this will slow down the ...

Toyota has long been a leader in advancing sustainable vehicle technologies. While many automakers have focused solely on ...

Just as we were getting used to electric supercars, along comes what is said to be the world's first hydrogen hypercar. The ...

The total number of hydrogen-powered passenger vehicles on the road amounts to approximately 56,000 units, according to a study released in February 2023. Out of these, 30,000 hydrogen fuel-cell ...

2020 Could Be The Year Hydrogen-Fueled Cars Take Off in California by Editor Jan. 11, 2020, 10:30 p.m. Jan. 12, 2020, 7:05 a.m. Share this: Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) ...

The XP-1 has much longer range than a battery-powered electric car because compressed hydrogen has much more power per liter than a battery, Hyperion CEO Angelo Kafantaris explained.

Hybrid and electric vehicles continue to push their way in the market, but what about hydrogen fuel cars? Here's what you ...

February 26, 2020. Automakers and ... Ogitsu’s car is a hydrogen-fuel-cell vehicle, which allows him make the round trip from the Bay Area and back on a single tank of fuel. Sign up. Advertisement.

More than that, a California network of 75 stations was expected to serve only 17,000 to 24,000 hydrogen vehicles in 2020. Today, the state already has half a million plug-in cars on its roads.

In a subsequent video, he stated: “Back when I got this car in 2020, hydrogen was at 13 dollars a kilogram. So, that equated to maybe a total fill-up of 50 to 60 dollars. And, you know, the ...