Drivesolo
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ERG4ALL said:I hope someone has pointed out that it appears that they will be using hydrogen fuel cell technology, so there may not even be a propulsion battery in the car. Their biggest worry will be the storing of sufficient hydrogen. This makes for an interesting experiment, but if Mr. Ghosn was worried about the electric charging infrastructure, he'll have a greater worry about a hydrogen infrastructure.
will be filled by the GreenGT hydrogen fuel cell prototype this year.
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D'oh!!!
That actually makes a lot more sense than a BEV. Energy density issue solved. The pits are setup for that type of fuel delivery far better than battery swapping.
Oh well... :|