After testing the Toyota Mirai as a daily driver, a man shared his positive experience on YouTube, highlighting the advantages of living with a hydrogen car. He praised the Mirai for combining the benefits of an electric car with those of a gas car, specifically mentioning faster charging times and longer range. However, contrasting opinions exist, with some questioning the range aspect. Another Toyota Mirai owner mentioned that while hydrogen is cheaper than gas, the range of the Mirai may not be satisfactory. The functionality of hydrogen cars, known as Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs), differs from traditional electric vehicles that use batteries. Despite the common misconception that hydrogen is free due to its abundance, the process of storing and pressurizing hydrogen for fuel is expensive and intricate, limiting the availability of full-fledged production models. Only a few FCEVs, such as the Honda CR-V e:FCEV, Hyundai Nexo, BMW iX Hydrogen, and Toyota Mirai, are currently on the market.