If you can produce hydrogen without carbon emission, then you can also use that hydrogen and produce synthetic fuel without carbon emissions like Fairandunbiased said in #1078. Synthetic fuels can be burned in existing engines and transported using existing infrastructure. There's really no reason to use hydrogen itself as a fuel.
Correct me if I am wrong. But these synthetic fuels are carbon-based, right? Burning such fuels will still emit CO2.
Yes, but if you use waste CO2 from other processes i.e. petrochemical industry, the overall CO2 emission balance is 0.
It's going to need a vision of a few decades into the future then. That vision will depend on whether and how urgent the human society must reach zero carbon emission.
The problem is producing hydrogen cleanly. When that is solved everything else is solved. If you can't solve that then nothing else matters.
@SteelBird bro when I saw it I thought it was doing self parking until I see the driver steering the car...lol
I love how it looks however the headroom space in the backseats is alarmingly low (a deal-breaker for me)
All coupe hatchbacks share the same problem. If you are the driver and usually don't sit at the back seat then problem solved.
What about bringing family, relatives, friends, coworkers etc with you on the car?