Fuel cell tech pushes against BEV headwinds

Many automakers see a future for hydrogen fuel cells, especially for heavy trucks. Toyota plans to assemble fuel cell modules at its Georgetown, Ky., plant by 2023.

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While the Inflation Reduction Act and other federal legislation double down on battery-electric vehicles, many automakers continue to invest in hydrogen-powered transport.

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