Fuel cell $120,700 replacement costs shock Comments

• Kupfernigk
• LaN
• 23 Aug 2023

That's a lot more than €100000 negative publicity for Hyundai. It sends a huge warning about their corporate behaviour.

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• Fearghast
• ps1
• 20 Aug 2023

Sadly, this is the reality for any ancient or poorly available tech on the market - any repair or even basic maintenance might prove quite expensive - especially if the tech is made by a car manufacturer that refuses to provide log term support.
I was honestly quite surprised Toyota still sells batteries for second gen. Prius, there are even a ton of alternatives (often better than old OEM).

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• Dave H
• PX0
• 20 Aug 2023

Anonymous, 19 Aug 2023It's a big mistake to have a full transition from ICE to EV by 2030. Stop listening to pe... moreIt certainly won't be possible without some considerable evolution on the battery side, such as efficient and cheap sodium batteries or viable solid state batteries.

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• Anonymous
• vaS
• 19 Aug 2023

It's a big mistake to have a full transition from ICE to EV by 2030. Stop listening to people who ride on private jets and yatchs.

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• Mikee
• Mrn
• 19 Aug 2023

There are two kinds of hydrogen cars. One uses H2 to charge a battery. The other burns H2 as it is a fancy ICE. The author shows a hefty bias while emitting a lot of zeroes.

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