Jun. 25, 2014
Video: Briefing on Toyota’s Fuel Cell Vehicle Development
Today, Toyota Motor Corporation held a media briefing in Tokyo concerning its fuel cell vehicle development. Click below to watch.
Fueled by hydrogen
Hydrogen has higher energy density than electricity, can be produced using sustainable energy sources such as solar and wind power, and is easily stored, making it an important fuel source for the future. That’s why Toyota has positioned fuel cell vehicles (FCVs), which are fueled by hydrogen, as promising eco-cars for the future.
The use of FCVs promotes the diversification of energy sources, reduces reliance on oil, and as they produce no CO2 and offer the same level of convenience as conventional gasoline vehicles, FCVs have tremendous potential and could help make sustainable mobility a reality.
The use of FCVs promotes the diversification of energy sources, reduces reliance on oil, and as they produce no CO2 and offer the same level of convenience as conventional gasoline vehicles, FCVs have tremendous potential and could help make sustainable mobility a reality.
