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The video is about hydrogen-powered vehicles, especially the Toyota Mirai. It explains how hydrogen can be used to generate electricity in a fuel cell, and compares the advantages and disadvantages of hydrogen versus battery electric vehicles. It also discusses the challenges of producing, storing and refilling hydrogen, and the environmental and economic implications of using hydrogen as a fuel source. It concludes that hydrogen vehicles are not very practical or efficient for most consumers, but they could be useful for heavy or long-distance transportation. It also suggests that hydrogen vehicles could be more fun and appealing if they had better performance and design.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The truck runs on hydrogen and produces only water as emission.
2. Hydrogen can be used to power a car either by internal combustion or fuel cell electric.
3. Fuel cell electric vehicles use hydrogen and oxygen to create electricity and water, and have normal electric motors.
4. Hydrogen can be stored as liquid or compressed gas, with different advantages and disadvantages.
5. Hydrogen is less efficient and more expensive than battery electric, but can be refilled faster and has less weight.
6. Hydrogen can be produced from renewable sources or natural gas, with different environmental impacts.
7. The Toyota Mirai is a hydrogen fuel cell electric car that has luxury features, rear-wheel drive, but weak electric motors and limited availability of hydrogen stations.