General Motors thinks there's a future for hydrogen fuel cells, but it's not in your driveway.
Unless you're a member of the armed forces and your driveway is, say, Fort Bliss.
The Detroit automaker is and the U.S. Army are collaborating on a modular experimental light- and medium-duty fuel-cell truck platform with a name so military that it could have come from a Tom Clancy book: Silent Utility Rover Universal Superstructure, or SURUS.