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Hydrogen Cars vs Electric Cars

On the pros and cons of hydrogen cars and trams
There are two types of hydrogen cars and trams in the world. There are different opinions on which is better.

Hydrogen cars use hydrogen as a source and generate electricity through electrochemical reactions to drive them. Its advantages are many. First, the battery life is quite long. Compared with trams, hydrogen cars have no mileage worries, long-distance running, and the gas is still there. It is suitable for long-distance travel and transportation. Second, it fills quickly. It only takes a few moments to be fully charged, unless the tram takes a long time to charge. Third, the discharge is clean. In the end of the reaction, it is only water, free of pollution in the atmosphere, which is in line with today's environmental protection requirements.

However, hydrogen cars also have their shortcomings. One is the lack of infrastructure. There are very few hydrogen refueling stations. If you want to travel thousands of miles, you often worry about adding hydrogen nowhere, which is extremely inconvenient. Both are expensive. The production, storage and transportation of hydrogen require high technology and huge sums of money, resulting in a high price for cars, which is beyond the reach of ordinary people.

Tram owners use electricity as energy and store it with batteries. Its benefits are also obvious. First, energy consumption is low. In the city's passageways, where stops and starts frequently, trams consume less energy and are economical and practical. Second, the technology is mature. The technology of batteries has been stable after several years, and maintenance costs are also saved. Third, policy support. In today's government, there are many trams, which can be purchased to make up for it, and it is convenient to travel, so the audience likes it.

However, trams also have drawbacks. One is limited battery life. Long-distance driving, the power is easy to exhaust, and frequent charging is required on the way, delaying the journey. The two, the charging time is long. Although fast charging is fast, it will damage the battery; slow charging takes a long time, less hours, and more overnight. Three, battery pollution. If the battery is not disposed of properly, it will be polluted in water and soil, causing endless harm.

Overall, hydrogen vehicles have advantages in battery life and charging, but infrastructure and cost are hindered; tram energy consumption, technology and policies are beneficial, but battery life and pollution are worrying. The advantages and disadvantages of the two should depend on the use, region and personal needs. With time, the technology will become new, or its drawbacks can be eliminated, so that both can thrive in the world and benefit all people.