The debate between hydrogen and electric vehicles for the future of transportation is a heavily discussed topic in the motoring world. With contrasting opinions from figures like President Elect Donald Trump and James May, the hydrogen-powered car remains a subject of controversy. In the UK, models like the Hyundai NEXO SUV and Toyota Mirai are paving the way for hydrogen-powered vehicles. The Toyota Mirai, specifically, offers a powerful driving experience with 155bhp and quick acceleration. Hydrogen cars provide longer driving ranges and faster refueling times compared to electric vehicles, making them a viable alternative with zero emissions. However, high production costs and limited refueling stations pose challenges for hydrogen car owners. Despite potential in commercial vehicles like trucks, the lack of infrastructure for passenger cars hinders widespread adoption. The article explores the experiences of driving a hydrogen-powered car at The Great British Car Journey in Derbyshire, where visitors can test the technology. While hydrogen shows promise for specific applications, its commercial viability for everyday passenger cars remains uncertain.