Hydrogen

Only 20 examples of the second-generation Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle (FCEV) have been brought in by Toyota Australia, and none of them are available to the general public.

Toyota Australia has opened Victoria's first public hydrogen refuelling station in Altona, at the site of its former manufacturing facility, to service the needs of 20 Mirai FCEVs about to land Down Under.The fleet of 20 vehicles will be leased to busines

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Both hydrogen-powered cars and electric vehicles (EVs) have motors powered by electricity, with the major difference being where that electricity is generated from. EVs get theirs from a lithium-ion battery, while hydrogen-powered cars are powered by a hydrogen fuel cell that converts hydrogen to electricity while the car is running.