
Toyota reveals the world’s first fuel cell mobile clinic
Toyota and the Japanese Red Cross have revealed the world’s first hydrogen-powered and zero-emission mobile clinic
Mirai, our ground-breaking, zero-emissions hydrogen fuel cell electric saloon car, emphasises Toyota’s commitment to go Beyond Zero.
Toyota and the Japanese Red Cross have revealed the world’s first hydrogen-powered and zero-emission mobile clinic
Fuel cell vehicles such as the Mirai are just the start of a shift towards a hydrogen society that could help to cut global emissions.
We meet the Toyota Mirai fleet that has travelled a distance equivalent to more than six and a half times to the moon and back.
The Green Tomato Cars fleet of hydrogen-powered Toyota Mirai EVs has passed one million zero-emission miles on London’s roads.
Our zero-emissions pioneer honours the birthplace of the fuel cell by contesting the inaugural Green Dragon EV Rally.
The hydrogen fuel cell stack from the Toyota Mirai is being used to power heavy duty trucks on the roads of California.
The Toyota Mirai has become the first hydrogen-powered car to travel the marathon drive from John O’Groats to Land’s End.
London-based private car hire firm Green Tomato Cars adds 50 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to its zero emissions fleet.
Toyota’s hydrogen-electric Mirai has clocked up 50,000 miles of fault-free city driving with private hire company Green Tomato Cars.
Athletes and the Toyota Mirai fuel cell vehicle will be in action this Sunday in the IAAF World Championships.
We commissioned an artist to illustrate that the only emission coming from the Toyota Mirai is water.
London’s first HyFive hydrogen refuelling station marks the first of 12 new public access facilities that will appear throughout the country in 2016.
First service milestone of Toyota’s hydrogen fuel cell saloon proves Mirai maintenance is a breeze.
What happens when you subject a Toyota Mirai to 100,000 kilometres in a little over 100 days? We found out after spending 16 hours a day behind the wheel.