What are the differences between fuel cell vehicles and electric vehicles?

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Fuel cell vehicles use hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity, while electric vehicles rely on batteries. Fuel cell vehicles offer longer ranges and quicker refueling but face infrastructure challenges. Electric vehicles have broader charging infrastructure but may have shorter ranges and longer charging times.

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