I drove 1800 miles in a Hydrogen Car

I'm just gonna say it, hydrogen cars are a lost cause... It's kinda like the biofuel industry, sure the product itself is green but the process that goes into making the product is anything but. Why go through the step of making hydrogen (via a highly energy intensive process) when you can just use the energy itself to charge the vehicle? It's like putting a middle man in there to collect a toll. It's just unnecessary and inefficient. Some people will say _"But battery electric cars charge off a grid that burns fossil fuels to get it's energy"._ The point I'm making is that, producing hydrogen takes more energy from the grid than it does to just charge a car, so it's less green in the end. You could maybe make the argument that it's faster to refill than to charge, but with superchargers and advancements in solid state batteries, the time it takes to charge will decrease in the coming decades. Hydrogen cars will be one of those failed gimmicks that we look back on and wonder what we were thinking.