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Here are a few recent hydrogen articles and a video I have come across that you might want to check out:
1.  “Future products: Hyundai’s push will change the look of showrooms”
This article includes the following excerpt:
“Hyundai will unveil a fuel cell vehicle in 2012. Global volumes are expected to be limited to 500 to 1,000 units for the first two years, but the 2015 target is 10,000.” 

Based on what I have learned over the past five years, here is my ranking of the hydrogen fuel cell car programs of eight car companies.
Each of the companies is assigned a grade of 1 to 10.  A grade of 10 is excellent, 7.5 is good, 5 is average, 2.5 is below average, and 1 is poor.
The ranking is based on my view of each company’s ability to produce a viable hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in 2015 (i.e. one that is affordable and meets consumer needs for driving range, durability, trunk/passenger space, cold weather performance, etc.).