Hydrogen vs. Battery Electric Cars

Saying Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle is like saying that Prius is a Gasoline Electric Vehicle, which are both really only hybrids. An Electric Vehicle uses purely electricity, which is what batteries do, not fuel cells or gasoline, those are just the types of energy storage, not electricity. ( No one says that the air is an oxygen filled space, so there's no reason to say that the electric vehicle is battery powered (BEV, call it EV instead))

And about the weight, it is a very good point, probably the only good point brought up here, but completely ignoring that you'd need a lot more space for the vehicle to achieve more range for about the same amount of weight. And that is why something like planes and spaceships would actually make more sense to use Fuel Cell, not so much with cars. If it were so easy to achieve long range with a fuel cell without increasing the weight and space, Toyota would have made one a long time ago, instead they are trying to be financially profitable on a prototype and completely financially irresponsible on lobbying against EVs. 

The problem with Fuel Cell is that you cannot fit more hydrogen into the same amount of space without increasing the pressure significantly and therefore increasing the danger of explosion or making cars extremely expensive as you'll need a far more re-inforced tank to hold that pressure, which would also increase the weight. 

The battery on the other hand is still being advanced and changed on the form factor and chemistry, so we will see capacity increase and weight decrease. 

As well, thanks to the batteries, the cars are far less likely to rollover in an accident, where with fuel cell it's the same as any other internal combustion. 

Hopefully you can get a research going with Elon next type instead or any other electric vehicle company, like Lucid Motors, who make Formula E batteries, or Rivian, who make a fantastic truck and help convert Amazon fleet to EV. 

This was good video, it's just not telling the whole picture, there are too many hidden points, trying to make Hybrid vehicles mainstream. Efficiency is what matters the most, that's why every hybrid has a battery in it, therefore actual electric vehicles are the best mode of transportation.

And one final point, you can't drive a fuel cell across a country, you can an EV. Tesla was founded in 2003, the same year that hydrogen station appeared. Focusing on Fuel Cell cars is wasting resources unnecessarily when there's already a proven ground for EVs.