Summary: This research explores the feasibility of hydrogen as a fuel for future private vehicle transport. While hydrogen offers low emissions during use, its production process emits similar levels of carbon dioxide as gasoline production. More sustainable hydrogen production methods exist but are currently expensive, necessitating further technological advancements. The scarcity of hydrogen refueling stations, coupled with the superior infrastructure of electric vehicles (EVs) and their longer driving range, poses significant challenges. Additionally, hydrogen vehicles incur higher lifetime costs compared to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. Consequently, the study concludes that electric vehicles represent a more sustainable option for future private vehicle transport.