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How Toyota plans to become an electric car leader
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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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Wasn’t their CEO that constantly downplayed EV’s in favour of hybrids and hydrogen?
Yeah was looking for this comment, what happened to those hydrogen engine promises?
To add to what @Rumblestiltskin@Rumblestiltskin@lemmy.ca said, there isn’t any push for hydrogen infrastructure, while EV charging infrastructure is being subsidised in every continent. It might have it’s use in large scale industry applications or as a battery for solar & wind, but I don’t see how hydrogen will be the future of the personal automobile.