Does it have “by wire” steering too? Like the GM Hy-wire car.

Probably the easiest method to get a supply is to electrolyse water (H2O), releasing hydrogen and oxygen. But, you need to supply lots of electricity to do this, where do you get that from?? Currently, oil, gas & coal-fired power stations. Nuclear elsewhere.

In an ideal ‘green’ scenario, electricity will be generated by wind, solar, wave or tidal power (i.e. renewable source), to then extract hydrogen. Storage & distribution of electricity is difficult compared to a physical (chemical) energy such as liquified gas.
So until there is also a push for investment in hydrogen infrastructure and renewable methods of generating power to drive that infrastructure, then fuel-cell cars are of very limited use. It will take a total replacement of our petroleum based transport networks to hydrogen-based to get the same levels of efficiency.

Anyway this car is a first step on the long road.

Bro…now hydorgen is free..But when someday this kinda car being introduced world wide (including this bolehland) our beloved G sure will impose Hydrogen tax lorr.. Dont worry time will tell

When used of hydrogen is common, petrol, diesel and other make from petroleum will freely from worries. The problem of shortage of petroleum will sorted by this new energy.

But how do the government survived when petroleum has generated so MUCH taxation to Government. will the government willing to release this to public when it is available in global.

Hydrogen is cost free and no excuse for those who sell this energy to increase the price since there should have no flustrate in the fuel price.