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by soggybread 1036 days ago
It likely uses liquid hydrogen for fuel which can be difficult to come by as there aren't a lot of fuel stations that have that available. I found this video interesting and informative and it goes over some of the pros and cons of owning a hydrogen powered car - https://youtu.be/rtZQLUtckS4
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So fuel cell cars other than one exception that I am aware of only use compressed hydrogen not liquid. Dealing with compressed hydrogen is difficult but manageable, dealing with liquid hydrogen is extremely difficult.