Back when I was considering a Ford Lightning, I went to a local Ford dealership and the salesman came out like they do. He asked what I was looking for and I said I just wanted to see the Lightnings.

He literally said "you know we're an oil and gas country, right?"

Even if I was fully planning on buying that day, there's no way I would have bought from that guy.

At one point, he also said something along the lines of "they don't give us any incentive to push these."

Ah well that is one of the reasons why big oil has invested so much in hydrogen, the way hydrogen is made right now is by refining it from natural gas using massive amounts of electricity which oil companies can generate for themselves. This hydrogen is then sold along with the same 0.1% of hydrogen which is electrolysed from water using solar and wind power and greenwashes the remaining 99.9% masking the fact you would have been better off just refining crude oil into diesel, or burning puppies and kittens in a steam engine.

thats not really a question, even though its probably right :D

Instant refuelling

I do not think the word means what you (the dealer) think it means.

I see Tesla Superchargers and a growing number of other charging stations popping up all over the place.

Where do I go to fuel up a hydrogen car? I don’t see hydrogen fueling stations anywhere… How long will it take to build all that out?

Toyota has had no plan to move on from ICE engines from what I have read. I don't know why they spend the little money they do, on research. Maybe so they can make claims like the above

Oh my friend, it’s already here! There are 3 hydrogen filling stations in a 1000 mile radius of which at least one is operational on average.