Toyota, Hyundai, Honda and others continue to pump money into hydrogen fuel cell vehicles despite significant drawbacks and uncertain viability.

Toyota is deeply invested in hydrogen, but the company isn't happy that people are 'poo-pooing' the technology.

Hydrogen-powered vehicles continue to face several noteworthy downsides for U.S. consumers, ultimately limiting its viability as an alternative fuel source, especially when compared to modern ...

BYD is creating anticipation in China and showing other countries what they will lose if not try to import this vehicle. The ...

Toyota has delivered a straightforward message to Australian drivers, diesel days are numbered and hybrid and hydrogen is the ...

With quick refueling times, long ranges, and clean emissions, hydrogen cars just might give EVs a run for their money as the future of driving. Zero-emissions vehicles are on the rise, but there’s a ...

In the past few weeks, Stellantis has shelved its self-driving program, dialed back its EV targets, and pulled the plug on hydrogen.

Toyota Australia's vice president, Sean Hanley, predicts hydrogen powertrains will eventually replace diesel, despite current skepticism and infrastructure challenges.

"This research dramatically reduces the timeline for discovering hydrogen production materials, bringing commercialization ...

Hyundai Motor Group participates in the 1st Ministerial Meeting on Sustainable Fuels and the 7th Hydrogen Energy Ministerial ...

With more and more automakers taking measures to lessen their vehicles' reliance on fossil fuels, much of the conversation around alternative energy is centered on battery power. There are millions of ...

At a Bengaluru workshop, ISRO, CSIR and NITI Aayog leaders stress hydrogen’s role in rockets, transport and India’s clean ...