Just yesterday 8-7-24 my Uber driver and I were chatting about engines, talking about solar powered cars and whatnot, He just told me the story about this dude Stanley Meyer and his water engine, how he died mysteriously and then the patent was bought out. Crazy how things line up.
hydrogen is incredibly corrosive , so every part exposed to it needs to be resistant to it's effects , which is why i believe any large scale storage system is like a ticking time bomb ,so exchangeable fuel cells are a much better idea without the massive capital expenditure needed to accomodate a large scale storage and delivery system
I got honda civic 2002 just donated to us veteran in July 2022 and i had 2008 acura tsx remotes battery are still working never been replaced just replaced starter 3 days ago at 260 miles unbelievable how last long
Toyota would have won if they did this 20 years ago, but now, combustion is history and Toyota know it. Like how much will it cost to fit fuel stations around the world to supply hydrogen. Goodbuy Toyota.
@@primamitrau4083 Yes, under hood supply with a hydrogen cracker fitted, that will get you another 10 years of combustion engin use but no more. In 10 years, if you do not have full self driving being used on your vehicle then you will not be allowed near the cities of on freeways.
Just a simple question. How much is the efficiency of Hydrogen fuel in kmpl in these vehicles? Let alone the other questions like from where you will get the hydrogen & why on earth someone will drive a hydrogen bomb? Yes, to handle 700 bar pressure you require bulky tank like a rocket engine.
It is quite laughable. It seems that every week someone like Toyota is coming out with and "EV Destroyer". I have yet to see anyone of them going on the market as of yet. If and when one of them does come on the market it will be interesting to see how it works, how long it lasts and how much it costs. Having worked in the auto industry for many years I have seen these wonder engines come and quickly go with little effect on the auto market.
I still believe a water powered car is still achievable. There have been other energy devices that have been suppressed such as those that generate electricity from earths magnetism and zero-point energy devices. If such devices are open sourced on the internet the powers that be could not suppress them. The world would be a very different place with very cheap to almost free energy.
2:30 You had me going there until you said Hydrogen. The problem with Hydrogen has always been storage, not how the Hydrogen is used. This "innovated" engine doesn't address any of that at all.
The maintenance cost of ICE is higher because of the high temperature generated, no matter of fossil fuel or hydrogen, besides, the storage of hydrogen is dangerous.
2:27 "Toyota's engine is designed to produce only water vapour" => yeah that's where my BS-o-meter went through the roof. Anything that's just burning H2 will only have water as an output, there's nothing revolutionary about that.
TOYOTA follows the USA to create another possible monopoly into hydrogen powered cars but has the same weakness of cost the fuel and of car maintenance and overall cost of cars. Check the price, it is not going down. Great foe shareholders but not for the people.
High pressure hydrogen tanks are literally a time bomb. When these vehicles catch fires in the basement of high rise building. It would bring down the entire building. Hydrogen is the best fuel source with the fastest flame speed as compared to fossil fuels. However storing it in a tank is too dangerous for public transports. The correct method should be extracting Hydrogen from sea water through electrolysis. Meaning running a vehicles with sea water. No matter how, a small gasoline generators would be needed to generate electricity for the vehicles. At least it's more fuel efficient with lesser emissions as compared to existing gas engines. Let's face the fact that we don't have the technology to eliminate fossil fuels completely yet.
"THIS NEW ENGINE WILL END ELECTRIC CARS," SAYS TOYOTA CEO". China to Toyota: -- Don't count the chicks, before they hatched. Give us one for testing and tell us the price!
Japan, South Korea and China are investing billion of dollars to build hydrogen plant in Bintulu Sarawak East Malaysia. Sarawak has been using hydrogen bus since 2020. Next year Sarawak going to use ART with hydrogen engine. The bus and ART are made by China company.....
Toyota: We'll do whatever it takes to avoid the path of least resistance and take the low road to bankruptcy. Europe , China , Scandinavia, Australia ...are all going BEV , but don't let that stop you.
@@sunglee3935 Apparently you don't pay attention to the numbers. Auto sales in general are down across the board but EV sales are a steady growth internationally . "Do you hear that sound, (or lack of it). that is the sound of inevitability MR. Anderson"
Toyota was a pioneer of the electric cars with Prius back in the 1980s. But where are they now? So, they are starting with hydrogen? we'll see which country will rise and conquer the hydrogen market in the next decades if hydrogen cars will ever be popular. Keep pioneering, keep working, and keep crying.hahahah
So Toyota increases the complexity of the engine and fuel delivery system so that you can refill your highly reinforced hydrogen tank with hydrogen that is not necessarily natural but may be produced from natural gas and has no infrastructure for delivery just to avoid moving to EVs which it claims are putting an unsustainable demand for lithium and nickel while the battery manufacturers are moving away from the use of lithium, nickel, and other hard-to-source materials.
Check out nuclear diamond batteries Elon Musk is supposedly developing . If these things can go 25 years without recharging , that would be amazing . I might actually consider an electric vehicle if this is true . I doubt I could afford one though . Even if these are possible , I doubt we will ever see them . The government doesn't want us to not pay for some kind of refueling or recharging . It's all about money first , environment and saving us money , last .
My grade 11 physics class could easily debunk this proposed hydrogen technology.
Just yesterday 8-7-24 my Uber driver and I were chatting about engines, talking about solar powered cars and whatnot, He just told me the story about this dude Stanley Meyer and his water engine, how he died mysteriously and then the patent was bought out. Crazy how things line up.
I've read this story and find myself quite 'sickened' by it...jn
hydrogen is incredibly corrosive , so every part exposed to it needs to be resistant to it's effects , which is why i believe any large scale storage system is like a ticking time bomb ,so exchangeable fuel cells are a much better idea without the massive capital expenditure needed to accomodate a large scale storage and delivery system
I got honda civic 2002 just donated to us veteran in July 2022 and i had 2008 acura tsx remotes battery are still working never been replaced just replaced starter 3 days ago at 260 miles unbelievable how last long
Toyota would have won if they did this 20 years ago, but now, combustion is history and Toyota know it. Like how much will it cost to fit fuel stations around the world to supply hydrogen.
Goodbuy Toyota.
Hydrogen ststion is not needed but it would be produced by each car.
@@primamitrau4083 Yes, under hood supply with a hydrogen cracker fitted, that will get you another 10 years of combustion engin use but no more.
In 10 years, if you do not have full self driving being used on your vehicle then you will not be allowed near the cities of on freeways.
Don’t know much about it but the Toyota car I owned was excellent. I think they are very clever people.
Just a simple question. How much is the efficiency of Hydrogen fuel in kmpl in these vehicles?
Let alone the other questions like from where you will get the hydrogen & why on earth someone will drive a hydrogen bomb? Yes, to handle 700 bar pressure you require bulky tank like a rocket engine.
No need to know eficiency bro. What is needed would be the hydrogen cost per km and the life time of the car and the price.
Hydrogen is expensive to manufacture, store, and transport. If you think oil is getting expensive. Wait till you have to buy hydrogen fuel.
My Subaru is a 2001. The current year is 2024. Great car.
Avec l'hydrure de bore on pourrait transporter l'hydrogène en camion bâché. avec cette méthode on peu le stoker facilement.
We can trust Toyota
It depends on what you want out of the car, performance or Grandpa driving luxury or transportation .....
Dream on toyota! Have some wine with Nokia.
Is Toyota willing to try rubber bands?
Let's wait for one year how this hydrogen-powered vehicle will pan out.
It is quite laughable. It seems that every week someone like Toyota is coming out with and "EV Destroyer". I have yet to see anyone of them going on the market as of yet. If and when one of them does come on the market it will be interesting to see how it works, how long it lasts and how much it costs. Having worked in the auto industry for many years I have seen these wonder engines come and quickly go with little effect on the auto market.
I still believe a water powered car is still achievable. There have been other energy devices that have been suppressed such as those that generate electricity from earths magnetism and zero-point energy devices. If such devices are open sourced on the internet the powers that be could not suppress them. The world would be a very different place with very cheap to almost free energy.
Japanese car industry is dying. all inclusive.
2:30 You had me going there until you said Hydrogen. The problem with Hydrogen has always been storage, not how the Hydrogen is used. This "innovated" engine doesn't address any of that at all.
I guess few in the comment section have heard of solid state hydrogen
Why Toyota want to keep very old piston technology engine?
The maintenance cost of ICE is higher because of the high temperature generated, no matter of fossil fuel or hydrogen, besides, the storage of hydrogen is dangerous.
Dreaming!
2:27 "Toyota's engine is designed to produce only water vapour" => yeah that's where my BS-o-meter went through the roof. Anything that's just burning H2 will only have water as an output, there's nothing revolutionary about that.
TOYOTA follows the USA to create another possible monopoly into hydrogen powered cars but has the same weakness of cost the fuel and of car maintenance and overall cost of cars. Check the price, it is not going down. Great foe shareholders but not for the people.
High pressure hydrogen tanks are literally a time bomb. When these vehicles catch fires in the basement of high rise building. It would bring down the entire building.
Hydrogen is the best fuel source with the fastest flame speed as compared to fossil fuels. However storing it in a tank is too dangerous for public transports.
The correct method should be extracting Hydrogen from sea water through electrolysis. Meaning running a vehicles with sea water. No matter how, a small gasoline generators would be needed to generate electricity for the vehicles. At least it's more fuel efficient with lesser emissions as compared to existing gas engines.
Let's face the fact that we don't have the technology to eliminate fossil fuels completely yet.
What a load of rubbish it is still a ICE car so still has one of the most costly consistent , service price of the engine every 6 months.
"THIS NEW ENGINE WILL END ELECTRIC CARS," SAYS TOYOTA CEO".
China to Toyota: -- Don't count the chicks, before they hatched.
Give us one for testing and tell us the price!
"Hydrogen car owners sue Toyota: "Hydrogen cars made our lives hell!".
Japan, South Korea and China are investing billion of dollars to build hydrogen plant in Bintulu Sarawak East Malaysia. Sarawak has been using hydrogen bus since 2020. Next year Sarawak going to use ART with hydrogen engine. The bus and ART are made by China company.....
Toyota: We'll do whatever it takes to avoid the path of least resistance and take the low road to bankruptcy. Europe , China , Scandinavia, Australia ...are all going BEV , but don't let that stop you.
Fisker went bankrupt. Ev’s going down
@@sunglee3935 Apparently you don't pay attention to the numbers. Auto sales in general are down across the board but EV sales are a steady growth internationally . "Do you hear that sound, (or lack of it). that is the sound of inevitability MR. Anderson"
@@jamesr.9239 Tesla earnings are down 40%. And half of their profit is from solar panels. Very little profit from ev
Toyota CEO must be flying kite again. It's not goodbye China. Rather it is sayonara Toyota. Toyota is history.
What about hydrogen supplying infrastructure
every internal combustion engine is and remains a heat engine, i.e. a moving heater with shitty efficiency. carnot sends its regards.
Toyota was a pioneer of the electric cars with Prius back in the 1980s. But where are they now? So, they are starting with hydrogen? we'll see which country will rise and conquer the hydrogen market in the next decades if hydrogen cars will ever be popular. Keep pioneering, keep working, and keep crying.hahahah
So Toyota increases the complexity of the engine and fuel delivery system so that you can refill your highly reinforced hydrogen tank with hydrogen that is not necessarily natural but may be produced from natural gas and has no infrastructure for delivery just to avoid moving to EVs which it claims are putting an unsustainable demand for lithium and nickel while the battery manufacturers are moving away from the use of lithium, nickel, and other hard-to-source materials.
We are on the cusp of great leaps with our most loved machines!
Beautiful work
🙏
I want one.
See who can survive to the end ??? 。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。😁😁😁😁😁😁
rather make some steam engine.
This is an absurd distraction. Hydrogen may be useful for large fleet vehicles, trains and ships but it will never make it in the car market.
More bull shit
Check out nuclear diamond batteries Elon Musk is supposedly developing . If these things can go 25 years without recharging , that would be amazing . I might actually consider an electric vehicle if this is true . I doubt I could afford one though . Even if these are possible , I doubt we will ever see them . The government doesn't want us to not pay for some kind of refueling or recharging . It's all about money first , environment and saving us money , last .
Loooooool. Petrol loby bulshit. Electric motor is way more efficient than would any thermic engine becauseof thermal losses.
JAPENESE CARS ARE THE BEST! I DONT UNDERSTAND WHY U.S. DOESNT. I HAD MY HONDA FOR 18! YEARS
The best and most durable motor vehicle is any German machine.
You better wait to see! The times have changed, these are different times. 😀
In no time China will make this engine better and cheaper. It will be bye, bye for all of you!😜
Coping
Fake fake totally
It’s going to fail
useless