GREEN CARS
Why hydrogen cars matter
Mark Smyth was bombarded with the science of hydrogen fuel cells as he tested the Toyota Mirai
16 May 2019 - 05:00
Hydrogen accounts for 75% of matter in the universe, which is why it matters to the automotive industry. Until recently it seemed like a small handful of car makers were pursuing the hydrogen fuel cell option in splendid isolation but 2019 has seen a number of other brands taking it more seriously. It’s also being taken seriously in SA because electric vehicles don’t need platinum, unlike traditional vehicles and, importantly, those with fuel cells.
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