That video makes the car look like a perpetual motion machine. it says the car performs electrolysis onboard...that's great, but it doesnt say where it gets the power to do that.
The car engine is just a hydrogen combustion engine, and it uses water as a hydrogen storage medium. All wonderful...but it takes more energy to split water than you can get back by combusting it (turning it back into water) even if the engine was 100% dedicated to running the electrolysis, without even running the car. Entropy is a thing, and 100% efficiency does not exist.
If this were not so, we could solve a
lot more than gasoline powered cars or lithium issues. This would be an infinite energy hack and it would
prove the laws of thermodynamics wrong.
There's a massive gap there not explained in the video. The gap is roughly the size of the observable universe.
Curiously, I cant seem to find anything from Toyota about this engine. All I see are a few different AI-voiced videos that say much the same thing...and fail to say the
missing thing.
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