As a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, the Hyundai Nexo provides a different ownership proposition than that of battery electric vehicles (BEVs). Both types of vehicles produce zero emissions, but the fueling method and overall practicality of use are very different. The Nexo's quick refueling times — like a gasoline car — can be a big advantage over the longer charging times of BEVs. But in many areas, the lack of hydrogen fueling stations make daily use difficult. However, with BEVs you can charge every day at home, at night time. The question of long term reliability and maintenance also arises — fuel cell technology is less common and potentially more complex than battery electric systems. Moreover, hydrogen production versus electricity generation for BEVs is a matter of ongoing debate among eco conscious consumers as to their environmental impact.