It sounds good.
And the drawback is?
Everything comes with a cost.
If I want to drive from Sydney to Perth, can I refuel with hydrogen along the way?
"Of course you can... There's a dedicated network of hydrogen refuelling stations all the way across".
That sounds great... How does the hydrogen get to the refuelling stations?
"Diesel powered tankers deliver it...".
Doesn't that defeat the purpose of the exercise of driving a "Green" car that ultimately relies on diesel for it's fuel?
Speaks into wrist microphone... "We've got a trouble maker here...", ha ha.
Really, bring on this bold, shiny, brand new future with it's grand innovations.
But when you show them to me, don't lie to me and don't leave things out.
If the car's only good for fifteen years, tell me, so I can plan for that.
Don't try to hard sell me on a "Wonder" car if all I'm going to do, years down the line, is exactly that - look at it, and wonder... Why?
Talk to me like I'm an adult, or, alternatively, do you see that short pier over there?:
Go and take a long walk...
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