Hydrogen vs. Battery Electric Cars

I find the whole "I live in an apartment so an electric car is useless for me" argument tiring and truly debunked. Public chargers exist in most places, most are pretty rapid (at least 22KW and quite a few are still free or very low cost, at least in Europe) and most peoples daily commutes are around 6 to 10km so a ONCE a week charge at your local supermarket (which are often free to encourage you to pass by) while you do your shopping for 1 hour or 2 (doing errands, having a coffee etc) will juice the vast majority of people up for the whole week or at least 4 to 5 days.

I took a BMW i3 on a road trip through the French Alps near Lyon and could charge just about ANYWHERE, even in the tiniest of towns whereas I wouldn't see a petrol station for days. It was NEVER a problem to recharge and the cost, my God almighty, was absolutely nothing. I'd say that time to recharge to move onto our next destination was our only downside staying in some places longer than we would have liked because we absolutely needed to get 150KM's into the battery but it was mostly fine and just allowed us to appreciate some places more than others. If we payed the extra cash for rapid chargers it wouldn't have been a problem.