Daimler may be hedging its bets with work on both electric and hydrogen fuel cell cars, but it sees a front runner emerging. In a chat with Euro am Sonntag, company chief Dieter Zetsche says he believes EVs are “more likely” to come out on top. Simply put, he believes the electric camp has more answers. EVs with long range and fast charging are “within reach,” while it’s still not clear how you’ll make hydrogen…
Daimler chief sees electric cars beating hydrogen, for now
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