If you’re the kind of person who still hasn’t gotten their head around DVD players, and you prefer your technological advancements to arrive at the speed of a tortoise rather than a hare, the concept of hydrogen cars may cause you to pine for the days when penny-farthings ruled the roads. Vehicles powered by hydrogen may sound like something intimidating beamed in from the future, but it’s a transport technology that’s been around for far longer than you’d actually think. Read more about about hydrogen-powered carsWho made the first hydrogen car? The first internal-combustion-engined (ICE) vehicle to be powered by hydrogen looked more like a torture device than something that could reliably get you places, and it was created by Swiss inventor Francois Isaac de Rivaz in 1807, utilising a balloon filled with hydrogen, and oxygen. Technically you could call it the first…