Водородная Тойота

ну в-общем ты прав. но стремно все равно как-то пока

 

да норм будет с заправкой, ведь когда бенз в аптеках продавали

 

ИМХО электромобили перспективнее...главное, что производство, транспортировка и распределение электроэнергии давно отлажено в промышленных масштабах в отличие от водорода...

 

тоета тестит водородный топливный бак/баллон выстрелами из оружия
мелкокалибр рикошетит а 50 калибр оставляет маленькие вмятинки




"Personally, I don't care what Elon [Musk] says about fuel cells."

With some industry members and analysts questioning both the viability and durability of hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicles, Toyota executive Bob Carter, speaking at the Automotive News World Congress this week, says the Japanese automaker went all Clint Eastwood on the fuel tanks of a fuel-cell prototype. Carter says that bullets from a small-caliber gun bounced off the carbon-fiber tanks, and that .50-caliber bullets barely made dents. The shoot-out motif kept going when Carter name-checked executives from Tesla, Nissan and Volkswagen in saying that he didn't care if other automakers question the future of fuel-cell vehicles. As you can see in the prepared text of Carter's speech below, he said, "Personally, I don't care what Elon [Musk], Carlos [Ghosn] or Jonathan [Browning] say about fuel cells. If they want to 'plug in and tune out' other technologies, that's fine."

After debuting it in Tokyo late last year, Toyota showed off its FCV fuel-cell concept vehicle at the Detroit Auto Show this week as it get ready to start sales "around 2015." The car has a 300-mile range and should be priced somewhere between $50,000 and $100,000. Autoblog drove Toyota's fuel-cell prototypes last year, and you can read our impressions here.
http://green.autoblog.com/2014/01/16/toyota-fires-bullets-hydrogen-fuel-tanks-shoots-ev-supporter/

 

Ну бензиновые машины ведь не жахают, хотя загараются часто. Так и с водородом. Всегда можно предусмотреть безопасное использование.

Водород это тема