The Car of the Future “Mirai”–Toyota`s latest Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle!

Toyota recently showcased their Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle recently named “Mirai” which means “Future” in Japanese language. The “Mirai” can travel up to 300 miles on a single tank of hydrogen, refuel in less than five minutes and emits only water vapour.

The upcoming Toyota fuel-cell vehicle has a power train that fits completely within the front engine compartment, allowing for more cabin space and the ability to spin off “multiple vehicle models in the future,” the auto maker said.

Toyota officials claim they will make an announcement at the 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show which is set to go on sale in California in 2015.

Toyota has been developing fuel cell vehicles for more than 20 years. The company’s commitment for environment-friendly vehicles mainly based on three basic principles: embracing diverse energy sources; developing efficient, low-emission vehicles; and driving real “Toyota’s vision of a hydrogen society is not just about building a great car, but ensuring accessible, reliable and convenient refueling for our customers,” said Toyota North America CEO Jim Lent z in a statement.

“Toyota’s vision of a hydrogen” society is not just about building a great car, but ensuring accessible, reliable and convenient refuelling for our customers,” said Toyota North America CEO Jim Lent z in a statement.

To speed the development of the hydrogen-station infrastructure in the U.S., Toyota on Sunday announced that it will help finance 12 new hydrogen stations to be built in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.

Most car shoppers can’t get their hands on a hydrogen-powered vehicle at this point. But the future looks bright, especially with this promising announcement from Toyota.

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