Cumulatively, hydrogen fuel cell car sales in the U.S. reached 12,272 as of the end of 2021 (37% more than a year ago).

The total number of hydrogen-powered passenger vehicles on the road amounts to approximately 56,000 units, according to a study released in February 2023. Out of these, 30,000 hydrogen fuel-cell ...

About 7,500 hydrogen fuel cell cars are on the road in the U.S., mostly in California. Toyota, Honda and Hyundai produce the cars, which are priced thousands more than gasoline-powered vehicles.

In 2021, two hydrogen cars were publicly available for purchase. These include the Toyota Mirai and the Hyundai Nexo. The Honda Clarity was available, but its production stopped the same year. Whether ...

Cars that run on hydrogen are called fuel-cell vehicles. They are electric vehicles that get their energy from a fuel-cell stack rather than a battery pack. Related: 2021 Toyota Mirai: 3 Things to ...

California is the top market for hydrogen cars in the U.S., with 12,082 in operation as of November 1, and an additional 48 hydrogen fuel cell buses, according to the California Fuel Cell Partnership.

Toyota engineer Birdsall said 2021 Mirai owners will receive $15,000 in free hydrogen, or enough money to cover the first 67,000 miles. It costs about $90 to fill up the car's 5.6 kilogram tank.

Column: Hydrogen cars should be a bigger part of California’s battle against carbon emissions Hydrogen powered cars in 2021 line up at a Diamond Bar hydrogen fuel station, where customers waited ...

A Mirai Did An 845 Mile Ride In 2021 In August 2021, hypermiler Wayne Gerdes and his co-pilot Bob Winger drove the car around the Southern California region.

The new Mirai also boasts a larger hydrogen fuel cell, so drivers can expect a longer estimated driving range compared to the current car. Toyota thinks it'll add 30% more range, so we could be ...

Table of Contents Surprise! Meet the all-new, second-gen 2021 Toyota Mirai. This is a clean slate redesign of Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle and it looks beautiful.

Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has announced that DEWA’s Green Hydrogen project has produced more than 100 tonnes of green hydrogen since its ...