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Hydrogen fuel cell cars face several disadvantages, including limited refueling infrastructure, which can make it challenging for drivers to find hydrogen stations. Additionally, hydrogen production often relies on fossil fuels, raising concerns about its overall environmental impact. The vehicles themselves can be more expensive to manufacture compared to battery electric vehicles, and hydrogen storage poses safety challenges due to the gas's flammability and the high pressures required for storage.

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