Although electric cars are slowly filling the streets, some experts predict that hydrogen may be the fuel of the future. However, the lack of availability of charging stations and the limited offer of hydrogen-fueled cars indicate that this technology has a long way to go before it becomes mainstream. Is it worth investing in?
Hydrogen cars are a viable, clean alternative to combustion vehicles. These vehicles require hydrogen fuel cells to operate – but how does this technology work?
Solid-state battery technology continues to develop. Competition in the EV market is becoming more demanding, making immediate moves towards innovation necessary.
Electric cars are the key to diminish emission of the transport sector. It is possible that in the future they will also materialize the idea of the zero-emission transport. Electric motors feature the top efficiency. At present a substantial barrier influencing the limited access to electric cars are charging ports, which are still not so common. Hybrid drives could prove to be a good “transitional” alternative. What are other possibilities?
The current challenges of the automotive market require the use of green energy. Does the power grid in Europe depend on the success of the hydrogen engine? We present the most important information and comparison of hydrogen-powered cars with electric vehicles.
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