noteven wrote:
So does it collect its own H2O emissions and electrolysis it back into H for the fuel cell when you leave it parked in the sun?
Remember the Hindenburg
Most of the hydrogen currently comes from reforming natural gas. Nikola is working on producing hydrogen from solar electric hydrolysis. So in effect it is still mostly "burning" a fossil fuel.
The water produced by a fuel cell is dropped on the roadway.
Of course most BEVs get power from both renewable and fossil fueled electricity.
And I agree I am not entirely comfortable being that close to 5,000 to 10,000 psi tank of hydrogen.
