⁣Elon Musk vs Jeff Bezos: The Battle Of Billionaires
The founder of Amazon and the creator of Tesla added profits of $ 217,000 million in the heat of the pandemic.

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The rapid rise in Musk's personal wealth in 2020 is mostly due to Tesla's soaring share price. The company has seen its value soar over the past 12 months and is the most valuable carmaker in the world.
Fueled by the change in consumer habits as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, Amazon stock is up nearly 80% since the beginning of the year, and Bezos' net worth, which was roughly $115 billion on January 1, has skyrocketed in tandem. Bezos’ roughly 11% stake in Amazon makes up more than 90% of his fortune.

⁣The transport industry is constantly evolving, but at the same time leads to significant environmental pollution from emissions and this is a major issue facing most car manufacturers. Many of the leading companies have shown their solutions in the form of electric and futuristic trucks.

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Hyundai: The shape of the train, the main hydrogen power
SuperTruck: This is one of the Most Freight-Efficient Concept Truck on the Planet
Iveco Z Truck: The zero-impact concept truck
Ford F-Vision: The superhero truck
Volvo: The truck that does not have a cab
Tesla: Who dares to say that trucks lack technology?

Concept trucks of each car manufacturer represent the most advanced technology and the best understanding of future vehicle development trends. From the above inventory, it is not difficult to see that lightweight, automated, intelligent, economical, and environmentally friendly are the future truck development.

⁣We know that our planet is suffocated by all the exhaust fumes emitted by vehicles. If you ask someone what the future of cars is, they will probably answer that they will be electric, and electric cars nowadays are associated with Tesla.

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Hydrogen is the future of the automotive industry. You hear that everywhere. But will it be the future? There are already many articles and videos on this topic. Actually, I thought the subject was finished and closed. So why this one? Well, there’s still a lot of controversies, often on a weak knowledge base. Even very well-known professors make demonstrably false arguments. What I want to give you in this video is a concise summary of all arguments. Plus-arguments that hydrogen fuel cell cars will prevail and minus-arguments against it. So, will most of us be buying hydrogen cars in 2030?