Hydrogen cars
Hydrogen cars, or Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles, use a fuel cell stack to convert compressed hydrogen gas and oxygen from the air into electricity. This electricity powers an onboard electric motor, propelling the car with zero tailpipe emissions, producing only water vapor and warm air. Unlike battery-electric vehicles, they refuel in minutes like gasoline cars, offering a comparable driving range, which is a major benefit. However, a drawback is the currently limited hydrogen infrastructure.
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