Toyota Mirai 2023 News
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At last: Hydrogen refill stations set for Oz
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 31 Oct 2023
Toyota Motor Corporation Australia (TMCA) and Hyundai Motor Company Australia (HMCA) in partnership with fuel companies Ampol and Pacific Energy have announced a historic memorandum of understanding (MOU) to develop refuelling infrastructure in this country.
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Ampol wants to make hydrogen a reality
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By Chris Thompson · 28 Aug 2023
Ampol has announced a partnership with US hydrogen company OneH2 in a move it says will allow it to offer industry in Australia a better opportunity to understand hydrogen technology and its applications in heavy transport and machinery.
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Toyota Mirai given the GR Sport treatment
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By Chris Thompson · 31 May 2023
Are hydrogen fuel cell-powered performance cars something we could see in the future? Toyota still doesn’t seem like it’s giving up on the FCEV dream, and its latest nudge at that space is a little spicy.
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Lexus on why hydrogen would suit its strategy
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By Tom White · 29 May 2023
Lexus is a master of hybrids and is making its first steps into the fully electric space, but says hydrogen fuel cell tech easily fits into its 'diverse' approach to powertrain technology.
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Toyota developing hydrogen tech for HiLux
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By Chris Thompson · 11 Apr 2023
Toyota’s new CEO has come out of the gates at full charge towards the brand’s future, with a plan to “immediately’ and “thoroughly implement electrification”.
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Toyota going fully electrified by 2030
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By Chris Thompson · 01 Feb 2023
A senior Toyota Australia executive has confirmed the brand’s entire range, aside from GR performance models, will be electrified by the end of this decade, signalling the hybridisation of Australia’s most popular car.
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Will VW produce a hydrogen Amarok?
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By Tim Nicholson · 12 Dec 2022
As some car manufacturers continue to pursue hydrogen as an alternative fuel to power vehicles in a greener world, Volkswagen is keeping its cards close to its chest.