johnhemming

The Car Manufacturers are right to say that the laws of physics argue against developing an H2 infrastructure. (specifically the second law of thermodynamics)

Thanks for that. My own personal circumstances are where I perhaps need to drive over 27 in a day miles 4-5 times a year (there and back). Hence the PHEV turns into an EV for driving around Birmingham. I need a vehicle that I can fit a PA system, guitar and keyboard in for a gig as well which is where a Defender works out reasonably well.

I am currently wondering about buying a PHEV of some form of Landrover. I was told this morning that the Defender version won't be out until July 2021, but clearly it is something that has been delayed on a number of occasions. What are people's views about the Land Rover PHEV's. I have driven Discoveries for about 30 years. (including one which was modified for rape seed oil).