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Re:Hyundai Nexo sets new world record 887.5 km travelled on ... by Thlom on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @09:10AM (#27194084)
Tesla record is over 1000 km, so at this point I'm not sure why anyone is interested in hydrogen for personal vehicles over electric.
Re:Hyundai Nexo sets new world record 887.5 km travelled on ... by alecmg on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @09:19AM (#27194178)
We were getting 1000km between fill ups (60L tank) on a family road trip in a bog standard 1.8L gasoline (!) Ford Mondeo, seating 2 adults 2 kids and with trunk loaded to the brim and A/C running on full.

Really difficult to be excited or impressed by these "records". Both Tesla and H2

Re:Hyundai Nexo sets new world record 887.5 km travelled on ... by pjerem on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @10:22AM (#27194948)
Filling my Mondeo tank costs me about 70+€. Recharging a Tesla at home costs 1 or 2€.

The record is not the autonomy by itself, but is about getting the same autonomy for 35-70x less money and potentially 0Co2e emission.

Re:Hyundai Nexo sets new world record 887.5 km travelled on ... by xutopia on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @12:55PM (#27197535)
A full charge for 15$ versus how much for fuel? And do you pollute?
Re:Hyundai Nexo sets new world record 887.5 km travelled on ... by tppiotrowski on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @10:13AM (#27194811)
The storage problem:

You can make hydrogen from solar panels and store it until you need a refill vs. to charge your Tesla with solar, you'll need to surrender it in the middle of the day and wait for a full charge.