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Someone (not verified)    November 27, 2014 - 10:35PM

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I don't see what's so special. All hydrogen cars have a battery buffer, for the simple reason that the fuel cells produce electricity which drives the car, i.e. all fuel cell cars are electric vehicles - and since they are EVs it makes perfect sense to use regenerative braking and for that you need a battery to store the recovered power.

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