As far as I know, biochemical water is not suitable as a driver. Of course, indirectly water mills, currents and tidal energy.
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They produce energy by testing the interaction between fresh water and salt water with the osmosis energy.
So, theoretically you can see a fresh salt water generator in your car for electric driving. But I'm afraid the energy density is too small. It's hard to get two pools of water on a trailer.
I've read and seen stories about driving in the water, not hydrogen in the past. However, I suspect that this is essentially an unproven concept that hydrogen can be obtained more easily or naturally than water.
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I don't think we can produce hydrogen better in the future, but water itself as fuel? It's a magical idea that our current science is still impossible.
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