Hydrogen combustion cars, which could offer a cleaner alternative to traditional gasoline vehicles, remain scarce despite their potential environmental benefits. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers highlights the gap between promise and production, questioning why these vehicles haven’t gained broader traction in the market. Experts point to challenges in infrastructure, fuel availability, and manufacturing costs as key barriers to their widespread adoption. The debate centers on whether hydrogen could play a significant role in the future of sustainable transportation—or if other technologies will dominate instead.
Where are all the hydrogen combustion cars? Institution of Mechanical Engineers - IMechE
