I drove 1800 miles in a Hydrogen Car

As a home owner, I will never get an FCEV because charging at home is just too convenient. I don't ever want to go to a "gas" station again. I've been driving BEVs for 6 years and I'm never going back. I'm sure the Mirai is a nice car, but I'm not trading in my Tesla for one any time soon.

But for a renter or street parker, maybe FCEVs are a better option? If you can't charge at home, and don't want to burn gas, the fast fill-up time of a FCEV sounds like a good idea. Of course, you will stuck in your home town for many many years waiting for the infrastructure to be built.

The elephant in the room is that we just don't have a good way to create compressed hydrogen gas. Natural gas reforming releases greenhouse gases. Cracking water wastes too much energy. When is the magic catalyst going to be found?