This has to be Toyota’s biggest and weirdest hang up.
The insistence that hydrogen cars are a viable future, and the lobbying against full BEV just feels like they’re constantly digging their heels in on something that they can’t actually prove in the market in any meaningful way.
The state of hydrogen refueling alone is awful. Transporting it, storing it and maintaining the stations is awful. Convenience versus electric for home charging is awful.
Toyota really haven’t provided a meaningful argument for why this is the best route beyond just the cost of making the BEVs
The insistence that hydrogen cars are a viable future, and the lobbying against full BEV just feels like they’re constantly digging their heels in on something that they can’t actually prove in the market in any meaningful way.
The state of hydrogen refueling alone is awful. Transporting it, storing it and maintaining the stations is awful. Convenience versus electric for home charging is awful.
Toyota really haven’t provided a meaningful argument for why this is the best route beyond just the cost of making the BEVs