Toyota Fuel Cell Sedan at 2014 Paris motor show
The Fuel Cell Sedan, a hydrogen-powered saloon from Toyota, makes its European debut at the 2014 Paris motor show and is set for UK launch in summer 2015.
The Fuel Cell Sedan, a hydrogen-powered saloon from Toyota, makes its European debut at the 2014 Paris motor show and is set for UK launch in summer 2015.
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