When asked about this, here’s what the famous artificial intelligence has to say:

“The future of the hydrogen car is promising because it offers many advantages over gasoline-powered cars and battery-powered electric cars. Hydrogen cars are clean, quiet and produce only water as an emission. In addition, they have a range similar to that of petrol cars, with faster recharging times than battery electric cars.

“However, the hydrogen car is still an emerging technology and there are several challenges to overcome before it can be widely adopted. One of the biggest challenges is the availability of hydrogen itself, which requires expensive production, storage and distribution infrastructure. In addition, hydrogen production costs remain relatively high compared to fossil fuels, making hydrogen cars more expensive than gasoline and battery electric cars.

“Despite these challenges, several countries are investing in the development of hydrogen infrastructure and hydrogen car technology. With steady progresses in hydrogen production technology and an expected lowering of costs through large-scale production, the hydrogen car could become a viable and widely used transport option in the near future.

An opinion that could inspire car manufacturers…

Source: Jean-Paul Reich, Enerhy

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Article written by Laurent Meillaud and translated by Logan King