Toyota’s management has shown restraint in fully committing to electric vehicles (EVs), primarily due to their belief that current battery technology has inherent limitations. Instead, they are betting on hydrogen-poweredContinue Reading
Toyota and the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF) have revealed a hydrogen road service vehicle that will support hydrogen-powered cars in emergencies, helping to promote a “hydrogen society” in Japan. TheContinue Reading
Toyota Kirloskar Motor is conducting a pilot project with the government’s testing agency International Center for Automotive Technology (ICAT) to investigate and assess the world’s most sophisticated fuel cell electricContinue Reading
One of the most popular alternatives to electric vehicles is hydrogen powered vehicles and Toyota’s hydrogen (H2) car Mirai has broken the world record for the longest distance covered inContinue Reading
At the Tokyo Motor Show that starts on Thursday, Toyota Motor, Nissan and others are due to show prototypes of one- and two-seater electric vehicles (EVs) designed for short distancesContinue Reading
Japan’s Toyota Motor Corp released on Friday the first images of its completely revamped hydrogen-powered zero-emission fuel cell electric vehicle Mirai, aiming to take on battery-powered vehicles like the ones Tesla isContinue Reading
Japan isn’t sure that the battery-powered electric car is the only future, and it’s betting big on something it says makes more sense in big cities: hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.Continue Reading
