This article looks into the key differences between hydrogen and electric cars, examining their potential to shape the future of sustainable transportation. Hydrogen vehicles, also known as fuel cell ...

Hydrogen cars have long been touted as a promising solution for sustainable transportation. Unlike electric vehicles, which rely on batteries, hydrogen cars use fuel cells that combine hydrogen and ...

In the first half of 2024, the global market for hydrogen fuel cell cars was just 5,621 units. In the same period, 4.5 million battery electric vehicles were sold. It’s clear that hydrogen isn ...

“In the first half of 2024, the global market for hydrogen fuel cell cars was just 5,621 units. In the same period, 4.5 million battery electric vehicles were sold,” Forbes recently reported.

Ferrari, the Italian car brand, is coming in hot with its new engine that has nothing to do with hydrogen but something that is believed to change the world. Despite hydrogen being named the future of ...

Electric cars shine brightly in terms of efficiency. They boast the ability to convert about 60-80% of the electricity from the grid directly into power at the wheels. In comparison, hydrogen ...

making hydrogen-powered vehicles more viable for widespread adoption. Designed for more than just passenger cars, Toyota’s new fuel cell system can also power commercial vehicles, ships ...

Doosan Fuel Cell Company Ltd, through its subsidiary HyAxiom Motors, is preparing to make waves in South Korea’s hydrogen bus… ...

Toyota's latest hydrogen fuel cell system promises lower costs and more range. The company said the third-generation system offers diesel-like levels of durability. Toyota sold a total of 1,778 ...

The hydrogen-powered car is partly made with sustainable materials, including recycled carbon fibre and a wing mirror from beetroot waste. As motorsport attempts to reduce carbon emissions and ...