Amidst the controversy-ridden auto news, the future of hydrogen fuel-cell cars is as enigmatic as the sunshine in Los Angeles, sometimes bright, sometimes cloudy. Toyota Mirai, as a leading hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle, shines in California but struggles with its adoption rate, much like its range, elusive and mysterious. Cadillac, despite its renaissance, has never quite reached the peak of luxury brands, raising the question if its straightforward name lacks the allure of mystique. As for the BMW X3, its power and handling may satisfy some consumers, but its name evokes ’30’, suggesting a sense of limitation.
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