hydrogen vs hybrids

[princee18]

The hydrogen fuel cell generates power through a chemical reaction in which hydrogen and oxygen are converted into energy with water as the only byproduct. It's not just clean, as a fuel source, hydrogen offers nearly three times the energy of gasoline since it burns hotter and faster.
The concept of such a clean car is appealing, but a growing number of critics are saying that hybrids are more feasible.
What are your views? Which technology can have a better future?

[Dwaynez]

For me, both can have a better future. Hydrogen engines can run smoothly with almost no spend on the fuel because you'll just fill it with water. Hybrids are being pushed right now by first world countries (US,UK). I think it depends on the particular territories that the kind of engines in car would dominate.

[tom]

I think hybrids are a stepping stone to future vehicles that will not run on any gasoline.

I think electric and hydrogen cars will be the future.

[Uguis]

Originally Posted by tom

I think hybrids are a stepping stone to future vehicles that will not run on any gasoline.

I think electric and hydrogen cars will be the future.

Hydrogen cars are what people always dreaming of as well as the premier manufacturers and inventors. This will be common in the future.

[KyleMotors]

Hybrids I think is only one option for the public to choose which car fit them best. Although hydrogen cars are good in terms of car performance, hybrids still are great options for the public.

[dobylove]

Hybrid are quite good but hydrogen is a better alternative, I think. Water is available everywhere.