Best hydrogen car towards future

 They are known as Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs). Instead of running on a massive battery, they use a fuel cell that combines hydrogen gas and oxygen to produce electricity, which powers an electric motor with zero tailpipe emissions. 

The primary models available to consumers include

Toyota Mirai: A mass-market hydrogen sedan starting around with a range of over 400 miles

Hyundai Nexo: A commercially available hydrogen SUV capable of roughly 350+ miles on a single fill.         

Pros & Cons:

The Good: They refuel in just 3–5 minutes (similar to gas cars) rather than waiting an hour for a battery charge.

The Catch: Public hydrogen fueling stations are extremely rare and generally only accessible in certain regions (e.g., California in the US). Because of this infrastructure limitation, they are not widely practical for most drivers

Mileage by Vehicle Model

Toyota Mirai: Averages about of hydrogen per giving it an overall real-world range of around on a full tank.

Hyundai Nexo: Slightly larger, achieving around of hydrogen per resulting in a total range of roughly per fill-up. 

Ultra-Efficiency Records

Because hydrogen is an incredibly energy-dense fuel, ultra-lightweight prototype vehicles designed by student engineers have achieved astronomical mileage. For instance, the Eco-Runner XIII built by Delft University students set a Guinness World Record by driving over on a single tank. 

This hydrogen car is affordable to people of nation.