Did you read this part of your link? Which I already knew....

Although hydrogen is the most common element in the universe it’s never found in its pure state, since is generally combined with other elements. As a consequence, creating pure hydrogen for vehicles requires a great deal of energy process to break the compound, which is derived from fossil fuels like natural gas.
Good luck to BMW + Toyota...

Here's another real life challenges/issues using "hydrogen" scenario in San Francisco
https://insideevs.com/news/708375/toyota-mi...stations-close/

While this points the poor refueling stations, at least EV cars can be charge from anywhere that has a household electric socket , with the vehicle adapters, likewise...fossil fuel cars. You can't even produce liquid hydrogen at home or buy a special hydrogen tank-fill it up and refuel them at convenience....

By the time, hydrogen reaches it's practical state vs fossil fuel, ...EV technology would have excelled much further.

IMO, in no time....it's obvious which is phasing out which.

Note: I am not anti-HFCV.