The document discusses methods of propulsion for cars, focusing on hydrogen fuel cells. It provides details on how hydrogen fuel cells work, including: 1) Hydrogen fuel cells convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity and water through a proton exchange membrane. 2) In a hydrogen fuel cell, hydrogen ions pass through the membrane while electrons travel through an external circuit, powering a motor. 3) At the cathode, hydrogen ions and oxygen react to form water, completing the electrical circuit. The document then discusses testing of a hydrogen fuel cell car prototype, including graphs of distance traveled versus charge supplied under different mass loads.