But you're not going to buy a hydrogen car anytime soon because you will have nowhere to refuel it. Unless someone is willing to invest in a major national hydrogen refuelling infrastructure, nobody will buy the cars.
With EVs it was a much easier sell initially with home charging that was at least viable for a significant number of early adopters. Then once a critical mass was reached public charging become commercially viable too. I don't see how that critical mass will ever be reached with hydrogen cars as nobody will buy one until a viable refuelling infrastructure is in place and I just don't see that high risk investment going ahead unless maybe someone comes along like Tesla did in the EV market and makes it all happen more or less overnight!
In the next 5 years I can see a significant number of people moving to BEVs, while pretty much nobody will buy a hydrogen car. Hybrids are going to become pretty standard issue too for the masses.