I just can't see the fuel cell winning. It's inconvenient needing to go to a fuel station to fill up. With inductive charging you don't even need to plug in to charge anymore, it just happens. Convenience almost always drives innovation/advancement.
In most countries the range problem is a non-issue. Even in a sparsely populated country like Australia, when was the last time you drove more than 500km in a day? Personally, I haven't for about 10years and I'm fairly certain that's representative of the vast majority of the population.
I just can't see why the population on the whole would want fuel cell tech and I think the car companies agree given they're not investing in it.
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