The future of clean car technology may very well be hydrogen fuel cells. While you can already drive one on the road today, filling it up conveniently is another matter.

Hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles are related to electric cars, but these machines have pros and cons that make them different from the typical battery-powered EV.

Toyota has long been a leader in advancing sustainable vehicle technologies. While many automakers have focused solely on ...

Autos with hydrogen fuel cells could eventually accelerate past battery powered ones because of their ability to provide environmentally friendly transport with almost unlimited green energy ...

But according to Stephen Ellis, fuel cell vehicle manager at American Honda, fuel cell cars can hold their own. “Put enough motor in a [Honda] Clarity and it could hit those 0-60 times also ...

Hydrogen fuel cell technology allows drivers to fully charge the onboard battery and fill the fuel cells with hydrogen. This means that fuel cell models can go longer between fill-ups than either ...

The truth about hydrogen fuel cell technology. This video explores why companies like Nikola Motors, Toyota, and Honda continue to support fuel cell technology over lithium-ion battery technology ...

Despite this slump, the Japanese automaker is presenting a new fuel cell module at the H2 & FC EXPO in Tokyo (February 19-21, 2025), designed to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen in various ...

The beauty of hydrogen fuel cell technology is that it's scalable. So it can be used in passenger cars, forklifts, medium-duty trucks, and heavy-duty trucks. Toyota has been hard at work, taking ...

Hydrogen fuel cell technology is seen by some experts as a solution to more environmentally friendly transport for the future because the only waste product that emerges from the car’s tailpipe ...

More hydrogen stations equal more cars, and more cars equal more affordable fuel-cell vehicles. Tesla has a lock on the zero-emissions market in America, controlling a whopping 60% of the EV market.

Musk has publicly opposed hydrogen fuel cell technology, saying at a 2015 conference that hydrogen fuel cells were "extremely silly." In 2020, he posted on X that "fuel cells = fool sells" and ...