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Hydrogen fuel cell cars use hydrogen that reacts with oxygen to produce electricity to power an electric engine. The cars have zero emissions when running, because the only byproducts of the chemical reaction are water and electricity. As of 2009, no fuel cell vehicles are commercially available in the U.S.
