The age of the 'conventional' gasoline internal combustion engine has been predicted to be coming to an end in just two years, according to Navigant Research, but when will hydrogen cars and the infrastructure needed to deploy them actually be ready?
In its report Automotive Fuel Efficiency Technologies, Navigant Research predicts that by 2017 ‘conventional gasoline-powered vehicles’ will represent less than half of the new automobile market worldwide. Multiple factors, including increasingly strict global standards to limit carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases, are driving manufacturers to produce more efficient vehicles. Although the use of alternative…
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