Honda Announces Production Ready Fuel Cell Car

Hydrogen is far from expensive actually!!

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Problem with car companies is {They want these cars on the market ,then they must make them affordable to all with or without the credit to purchase ] then once that is done they need to contact local gas stations to accomadate these cars ,then give tax incentives to the companies that offer the refueling ] to get these vehicles on the market they must be willing to make them affordable to all . these days times are ruf ,and no body is buying anything without a good cause . Hell if these times get any worse they will shut down the whole country ,because of cost of food ,gas,going to work , it is getting bad . Car companies want the sales make them affordable even if they have to finance them till the cars are on the market { take the leap Dealerships sponsor what you preach and you will be awarded . I would love to own this vehicle {credit wise it will never happen} banks will stop the sale unless your credit worthey or rich . And this is definitly not the market . Tracy from Newyork

Hydrogen cars are expensive, but it is extremely renewable and worth any price. I hope the automakers would roll out the fuel cell vehicles, and fast. On top of that, whosoever keeps on selling gas guzzlers should be put out of bussiness; and demonopolize big oil's dictations on what we fuel our vehicles at the pump. I, myself, am in favor of renewable fuel, and sign the Declaration of Independence from fossil fuels.

We know how to build zero emitting vehicles (ZEVs) and we know how to generate hydrogen; we perceive difficulties at the moment getting that hydrogen fuel into cars at the "pumps". Hydrogen is tricky to compress, but could be delivered as an alcohol. The problem is that a hydrogen infrastructure would need to compete with a global oil economy, with many standing to lose a great deal of money. Until more oil investors become sufficiently concerned about the environment to divert oil money into developing a hydrogen infrastructure fuel cell cars will not appear in great numbers. It's more of a political and economics issue than technological. You can still make money out of hydrogen...