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June. 26th, 2014 Seiji Sano Project General Manager R&D Management Div. Toyota Motor Corporation Fuel Cell Vehicle Development and Initial Market Creation 1/22

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Page 1: FCV development of Toyota

June. 26th, 2014

Seiji Sano

Project General Manager

R&D Management Div.

Toyota Motor Corporation

Fuel Cell Vehicle Development and

Initial Market Creation

1/22

Page 2: FCV development of Toyota

1. Background of FCV Development

2/22

Page 3: FCV development of Toyota

2. Increase in CO2 emissions

(global warming)

1. Concern about future oil

supply

Increase in

number of

vehicles

Surge in

fossil fuel

consumption

3. Increase in air pollution

1. Population growth

2. Economic growth

1-1. Severe situations surrounding automobile

Sustainability is required for automobile.

3/22

Page 4: FCV development of Toyota

1-2. Approach to sustainability

Oil

GasolineGasoline

DieselDieselConventional

vehicle

&

HV

Internal

combustion

engine

Gas fuelsGas fuels

Synthetic liquid fuelsSynthetic liquid fuels

BioBio--fuelfuel

ElectricityElectricity

HydrogenHydrogen

Coal

Plant

UraniumEV

FCV

PHV

Sa

ve

oil

Co

re te

ch

no

log

yN

ext-g

en

era

tion

tech

no

log

y

Alte

rnativ

es to

oil

Primary Energy Automotive fuel Powertrain

Hydro, solar,geothermal power

Natural gas

Saving oil and alternatives to oil are important for sustainability.

4/22

Page 5: FCV development of Toyota

Alternatives to oil

(Zero emission) Saving oil

(Low emission)

HV PHV

Utilize electricity and hydrogen.

Time

EV

FCV

1-3. Activities for saving oil and alternatives to oil

HV, PHV, EV, and FCV have an important role for

saving oil and alternatives to oil.

5/22

Page 6: FCV development of Toyota

1-4. Core technology for PHV・EV・FCV

Battery

HV

Fuel

tank Engine

Motor

Energy saving (Fuel economy improvement)

Engine

Large

Battery

PHV Motor

Fuel

tank

Battery

FC

stack

FCHV (Hydrogen FCEV)

Motor

H2 tank

Motor

Large

Battery

EV (Battery EV)

Hybrid technology is a core technology for PHV, EV, and FCV.

6/22

Page 7: FCV development of Toyota

EV

FCV

FCV優位

EV優位

Syste

m c

ost

Cruising range

Advantageous to FCV

Advantageous to EV

1-5. System cost comparison between EV and FCV

FCV system cost doesn’t drastically increase even if range is longer.

In mid-to-long range, FCV has an advantage over EV.

7/22

Page 8: FCV development of Toyota

Energy diversification

Hydrogen can be produced

from various primary energy

sources

Driving pleasure

Zero emissions

Zero CO2 emissions during driving

Practical cruising range

(approx. 700 km)

Refueling time (approx. 3 min.)

Cold-start capability (-30ºC)

Usability

Power supply capabilities are 4-5 times that of an EV,

and can supply power to an average household for more than a week

Large power supply capability for emergencies

Smooth start and good

acceleration at low and medium

speeds

Smooth and quiet operation ※

※JC08 mode, Toyota measurement

1-6. Advantage of FCV

Usability (cruising range, refueling time, and cold-performance)

and power supply capability for emergency are advantage to EV.

8/22

Page 9: FCV development of Toyota

Short-distance

commuter

Passenger cars

Home delivery

trucks

Full-size

trucks

Shuttle bus

Travel distance

Fuel Electricity Gasoline, diesel, biofuels, CNG, synthetic fuels, etc. Hydrogen

EV zone

Home delivery

vehicles

EV

HV

PHV

FCV(BUS)

HV/PHV zone

FCV

Ve

hic

le s

ize

Scooters

FCV zone

Short-distance

commuter

Passenger cars

Home delivery

trucks

Full-size

trucks

Shuttle bus

Travel distance

Fuel Electricity Gasoline, diesel, biofuels, CNG, synthetic fuels, etc. Hydrogen

EV zone

Home delivery

vehicles

EV

HV

PHV

FCV(BUS)

HV/PHV zone

FCV

Ve

hic

le s

ize

Scooters

FCV zone

vehicles

1-7. Vehicle power train map in the future

EV: Short-distance, FCV: Medium-to-long distance

9/22

Page 10: FCV development of Toyota

2. FCV Development in TOYOTA

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Page 11: FCV development of Toyota

Basis of FC technology was established.

(authorized by the Minister)

Issues were cold startability, cruising

range and durability.

Limited users / Restricted conditions

17 vehicles were leased both in the US

and Japan.

Performance was improved but the use was

still limited due to restriction.

- Longer cruising range;

300 330 km@10-15 mode

- Higher motor output; 80 90 kW

It was authorized as a model

It was introduced into Osaka area in addition

to Tokyo and Nagoya areas.

2005 Model (from July 2005)

2-1. History of FCV development in TOYOTA

Longer cruising range; 330 830km @ 10-15 mode

Better cold startability (-30℃)

Higher durability and reliability

Over 100 vehicles were introduced in the US, EU

and Japan (Running distance: over 2M km in total)

2008 Model (from June 2008)

Almost the same level as conventional vehicles

excluding cost No restriction. Cold startability has no problem.

Current status:

Aim to realize both cost reduction

and durability/reliability for 2015

commercialization.

2002 Model (from December 2002)

FCV has been improved step by step.

11/22

Page 12: FCV development of Toyota

Technology & Market Demonstration Early

commercialization

1/20 or less

(2015)

FC

syste

m c

ost

Resolution of

technical issues

FCHV-adv (2008)

Mass production Design,

Production technology

Cost reduction

Further cost

reduction

Full

commercialization

2-2. FC system cost reduction

Early commercialization: less than 1/20 compared to 2008 model

Full commercialization: further cost reduction

12/22

Page 13: FCV development of Toyota

Length(mm) 4,870

Width(mm) 1,810

Height(mm) 1,535

Wheel Base(mm) 2,780

Passenger(person) 4

Cruising range(km) Approx.700

(in JC08 test cycle)

Maximum speed(km/h) 170以上

Cold-start temperature(℃) -30

[TOYOTA FCV CONCEPT]

2-3. Concept vehicle debuted at 2013 Tokyo Motor Show 13/22

Page 14: FCV development of Toyota

2-4. Driving test on public road

Test Place

Public road test Japan, U.S.A

Cold test Hokkaido, Canada

Hot test U.S.A Death Valley

FCV is being assured reliability by repeating various driving tests.

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Page 15: FCV development of Toyota

Launch in around 2016 Launch in around 2015

- Launch of sedan type FCV around 2015

- In Japan, will introduce into the four major metropolitan areas where

infrastructure will be prepared.

- Set an affordable price

- Launch of FC bus and FC forklift around 2016

- Aim to expand FCV commercialization toward 2020 onwards.

“FCV-Concept” at 2013 Tokyo Motor Show “FC Bus” Airport transportation Service Ltd. design

2-5. Toyota future plan for FC vehicle 15/22

Page 16: FCV development of Toyota

2-6. Power supply image by V2H system

Receiver・Conversion device

AC100V AC100V

Commercial power

AC200V

FCFC BusBus

evacuation center

(school gymnasium)

DC supply

Switch

Fuel

CellInverter Inverter

FC bus can supply power for lighting to evacuation center

(school gymnasium) for about 5 days.

16/22

Page 17: FCV development of Toyota

Revealed at 2013 Tokyo Motor Show

Toyota Motor Corporation

FCV

Generation efficiency: 46.5%

(world’s highest level)

Launched April 2012

Toyota Tsusho Corporation Hydrogen filling station

Aisin Seiki Co., Ltd. Co-gen. SOFC system for household use

Toyota Industries Corporation FC forklift

Hino Motors, Ltd.

FC bus

「TOYOTA FCV CONCEPT」

2-7. FC related project in Toyota group

Toyota Tsusho Air Liquid

Hydrogen Energy Corporation Launch in around 2016

Osaka Gas, Kyocera,

and Chofu Seisakusho

Several projects are ongoing.

17/22

Page 18: FCV development of Toyota

3. Initial Market Creation

18/22

Page 19: FCV development of Toyota

FC

V /

ST

① Optimum location

Profitability

FCV

sales

3-2. Approach to create initial market

urban suburb

Bre

ak-e

ven /

ST

1. Concentrate in the urban area

2. Increase profitability (reduction of capex and opex)

3. Increase FCV sales

⇒ Cooperation with government and hydrogen infrastructure industry

19/22

Page 20: FCV development of Toyota

Tokyo 16

Nagoya 8

Osaka 4

Fukuoka

4

There is very little HRS planned site in the urban center area

where a lot of potential customers live.

HRS planned site

Osaka region Capital region

20/22 3-3. Issue of optimum location in the urban center area

Page 21: FCV development of Toyota

1. TMC advances the preparation for 2015 early

commercialization of FCV.

2. TMC will also continue efforts to reduce cost and develop

more attractive FCV toward for full commercialization

3. Closer cooperation with government and hydrogen

infrastructure is necessary for commercialization.

4. Summary 21/22

Page 22: FCV development of Toyota

Thank you for your attention.

The Eco-car

For

You.

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