These companies are selling more hydrogen-powered cars than filling stations can handle. I leased a Hyundai Nexo in November 2020 and the salespeople at the Roseville Hyundai CA dealership. I was told that there would be no problems with this type of fuel, as there were 3 stations in the Sacramento region, and that new investments were being made for the installation of new stations, but this is not what is happening. In addition to the fact that there are no more stations, the ones that do exist are constantly having problems, like: lack of hydrogen and the supply pumps are always broken and offline, and also the problem that in autumn, winter or when the temperature is cold, the pumps supply lines freeze while the car is refueling and we have to wait for 15 or 20 minutes to disconnect it from the car. These problems have caused me several times to cancel jobs and sometimes I had to wait at the filling station for up to 3 hours, because when I checked the website before I went there it showed that it was working and when I arrived there it wasn't and I didn't have hydrogen to go back. Dealers should also be held responsible for all this inconvenience, as they continue to sell their cars on hydrogen as normal, without worrying about supply demand and the problems that their customers are facing.