Abandoning gasoline for hydrogen is the idea. However it takes a lot of electricity to produce hydrogen, so cars that have 380-horsepower will have trouble finding sufficient supplies. They just burn too much. This is one reason why scientists are skeptical of a hydrogen economy - because if we continue to choose vehicles with such enormous (and frivolous) engine power, then we will still have to rely on fossil fuels to supply hydrogen cheaply and in sufficient quantities. We wouldn't have gained anything truely except media & publicity equivalent to the early space program. And the fuel cell cars would cost a lot more than people may be willing to pay.
A smaller horsepower car (less than 10 hp) would consume so little fuel that a people could manufacture their own using a home solar-electrolyzer system. You will never buy gas again. You govt will never coddle middle-eastern dictators again. No bull.
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