Hydrogen

Currently available in very limited markets, hydrogen cars are an interesting and viable way to go zero-emissions – and will surely be a part of the overall transportation mix in the future. At the moment, lack of choice and a very sparse refueling infrastructure are limiting factors for most buyers. Click here to learn more.

Hydrogen cars can be divided into two categories: hydrogen fuel cell vehicles operate similarly to electric cars, while hydrogen combustion vehicles operate similarly to gasoline cars. Both types produce zero emissions – but work in very different ways. Read on to learn more.

There are two major kinds of hydrogen vehicles – hydrogen combustion and hydrogen fuel cell. Both offer zero emissions and quick refuelling. Read on to learn more about how each of them work.

Hydrogen vehicles offer the zero-emissions driving and smooth performance of electric cars with the quick refuelling of gasoline vehicles. They have a lot of other benefits, as well as some downsides. Read on to learn more.

Hydrogen-powered cars combine the best of both worlds: zero-emissions driving and reduced environmental footprint of electric cars, with the convenience of fast refueling of gasoline vehicles. You can learn more on this page about the popular hydrogen-powered models on the market today.

GreenCars is here to help determine if hydrogen vehicles are right for you – and then guide you through the next steps if it is. Read on for more details and to hear different advantages of these vehicles.

If you’re wondering what maintaining a new hydrogen car is going to be like, there's good news. The hydrogen fuel-cell cars currently available on the market – should be very easy to own and care for. Read on to learn more.

Scientists in Japan are pushing forward with a new technology called red hydrogen. The process generates both nuclear-powered electricity as well as clean hydrogen - opening the door for even more zero-emissions vehicle options. But many challenges still remain.

On paper, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles offer all of the advantages of EVs – zero emissions, incredible efficiency, smooth running – with the convenience and quick refueling of gasoline cars. So why hasn’t the technology taken off yet? We take a deep dive into hydrogen technology to find out.

While batteries seem to have eclipsed hydrogen as a power source for passenger vehicles, hydrogen does have some advantages that make it a good fit for heavy industry. We explore the potential – and potential challenges – of hydrogen in larger-scale applications.