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Das Boese @ Apr 5th 2008 3:31AM
Just like all the other hydrogen concepts, wether fuel cell or ICE (which is about the worst way to use hydrogen in a car), this doesn't prove a damn thing. We have known that it's possible to decently run cars on hydrogen for years, but not a single concept to date has shown the capability for it to be affordable or even remotely practical. There are no convincing concepts for a hydrogen infrastructure either, unsurprising since there isn't even a standardised refueling interface, but admittedly there's no point in thinking about these things before you have a viable, common storage strategy, is there?
Mind you, I'm not totally against hydrogen. But there are tons of more useful applications for it than personal transportation.