The Future is Electric: 15 New Cars to Expect in 2024

[@GeorgeKafantaris]

“Truck builders including Daimler, Volvo, Toyota and Hyundai, like Nikola, see hydrogen as a better option for electric trucks than batteries as they aren’t as heavy and can be refueled more rapidly.” - Forbes Actually, hydrogen is a better option for cars as well. For starters, there won’t be enough fast-charging stations to go around - not when you consider the millions of battery cars about to hit the road. And since it takes about half an hour to fast-charge battery cars, it’s not hard to see that there’ll be waiting lines and hot tempers. Meanwhile, hydrogen cars can slip into truck hydrogen stations, fill-up and be on their way in less than 10 minutes. This advantage alone is sure to make battery cars the biggest booster of hydrogen cars. Nor will the charging headaches go away with better batteries. All batteries - no matter how good or cheap they might get - would still need to be charged - by drawing power through wires from our anemic electric grid.

[@TheAutoObserver]

You make a valid point about hydrogen being a faster refueling option with available stations. It's essential to explore various technologies for our transportation needs. Thank you for sharing this perspective! 🚗⚡️

[@mickaelmatias6891]

Electric is the the worst sh

[@TheAutoObserver]

Respect your opinion, but I disagree. Electric vehicles have many benefits for the environment and our future. Let's consider their positive impact. 🚗⚡️