What is a fuel cell vehicle (FCV)?

Fuel cell vehicles run by turning the motor with electricity generated by taking in hydrogen and oxygen and causing a chemical reaction.

It does not emit carbon dioxide and harmful gas. The only thing that comes out is water.
The spread of fuel cell vehicles leads to the prevention of global warming.

The mileage is almost the same as a gasoline-powered car, and runs about 650 km. (approximately 250km for electric vehicles)
It is used as a public car every day, but it is used only several times a year.

Compared to gasoline vehicles, it is quieter and less vibration!
It's hard to get drunk.

Fill it with a hydrogen station.
In Tsuzuki Ward  , a mobile hydrogen station comes twice a week to Yokohama IKEA Kohoku.
The hydrogen filling time per time is about 3 minutes!

[Reference]
Hydrogen Station Location in Kanagawa Prefecture
https://www.pref.kanagawa.jp/docs/e3g/cnt/f460114/p1189786.html (external site)

・Subsidy program for promotion of fuel cell vehicles (FCVs)
　 https://translate-en.city.yokohama.lg.jp/kurashi/machizukuri-kankyo/ondanka/etc/hojo/nenryo/fcv.html
・Information on subsidies for hydrogen supply equipment maintenance project
　 https://translate-en.city.yokohama.lg.jp/kurashi/machizukuri-kankyo/ondanka/etc/hojo/suiso.html