Report: Your hydrogen car won’t be ready for at least 15 years
July 19, 2008 · Print This Article
Jason Bateman will be pulling up to the red carpet in a hydrogen Beemer and Jamie Lee Curtis is rocking a hydro-Honda, but it’ll likely be a while before you and I are cruising the strip in Hindenburg Specials.
A new report says that it will at take least 15 years for any auto manufacturer to bring a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle to the mass market. What’s more, that estimate assumes government subsidies of around $55 billion dollars to help the project along.
The main obstacles to rapid adoption of hydrogen
What can we learn from the report? Well, whether we want to get a handle on our energy/global warming crises, we’re probably better off focussing on hybrids and plug-ins for the instant future and looking at fuel cells as a long-term solution.
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[Source] Patrick Metzger
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