We're talking about hydrogen-powered vehicles, which have not yet received the same level of recognition as their counterpart electric vehicles. While millions of EVs have already been sold, hydrogen vehicles are still in their early stages of commercialization and have yet to attain significant market penetration. This can be attributed to a number of factors, including scarcity of refueling stations, technological adaptation challenges, and production hurdles. However, dare we say, the future of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles seems bright, as numerous established automakers such as BMW, Toyota, Hyundai, Honda, and others are investing heavily in the development of this cutting-edge technology.