I drove 1800 miles in a Hydrogen Car

Watching the video and reading the comments it seems to me like this is Toyota and some other big car maker's way to offer electric vehicles that fuel much faster but it's an illusion that because they don't use fossil fuels and they're electric that they're clean but they're still using fossil fuels to create the hydrogen as the primary source so it's essentially moving from direct fossil fuel to indirect fossil fuel while not actually solving anything and I imagine the fossil fuel industries have pretty close ties to car makers and it's not really a coincidence this seems to be the move they're trying to make.

My take is that battery energy storage EVs that people can charge with solar and at home are really the future and these are just a corporate attempt to make that not happen and a last desperate attempt from the fossil fuel industry to cling to their power. If people can recharge at home powered by solar, or at charging stations powered by solar, then the fuel industry is completely cut out. It only makes sense they'd try something like this.