The Car Hub

Japan Dims The Progress For Electric Cars.
The innovators and pioneers of electric car design and production are trying their best to maintain interest in their subject but recent news from international mass car producers have not been helpful to their aims.
In recent days both Nissan and Honda have forecast that they do not expect to see more than 10% of cars being electric cars on the road for another 10-20 years.
With this small number of electric cars on the roads which governments or companies are willing to invest in a nationwide support infrastructure at this time?
This possible delay in the progress of the electric car development and manufacture is playing into the hands of the “hydrogen car” supporters who, if they can make the necessary advancements, will have their support infrastructure in place by utilizing the fuel storage now occupied now occupied by petrol and diesel.
It would seem the race between electric cars and hydrogen cars is far from being decided, are you willing to bet on the winner?
Bill Williams