Toyota rolls out latest Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicle

Longer range and lower price aimed at driving automaker to top of FCV market

Japanese consumers can expect to pay about 5.7 million yen for the new Mirai after taking into account low-emission vehicle subsidies offered by the government.

Nikkei staff writersDecember 9, 2020 15:47 JST | Japan

TOKYO -- Toyota Motor began selling on Wednesday its latest Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in Japan, which features a longer range than its predecessor along with a host of new functions.

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