Hydrogen vs. Battery Electric Cars

The big difference between BEV's and HEV's is that you can recharge your BEV at home. Nobody has a hydrogen faucet in their house. H20, yes but not hydrogen. BEV's would not be where they are now if not for that fact. It's also important to note that superchargers would not be possible if we didn't have an existing electricity grid. The reason hydrogen fuelling stations are so slow to expand, is that it's not just a case of installing some charging  equipment and plugging it in, you actually have to have a supply of hydrogen, which in turn needs to be produced by electrolysis or some other means, so in the end you come back to having to take energy from another source, store it in the hydrogen, and transport that hydrogen to the fuelling station. BEV's are so much simpler because electrons are easier to transport than hydrogen molecules.