The future of mobility in the car industry.

Innovations powering trends such as self-driving, electric-car, Tesla Motors and now Toyota Mirai, are exciting and encouraging in our global world where the environmental stakes and debates surrounding green-energy are critical and, where demand for productivity and flexibility is growing. 

Pending its availability in fall 2015, The Toyota Mirai aims to re-imagine its own future of mobility by competing with traditional internal combustion engines.

The four-door, mid-size sedan uses no gasoline and promises to emit nothing, only water vapor.  It is powered by hydrogen, can be re-fueling in about five minutes, and can travel up to 300 miles on a full tank. 

Instead of drive battery, Mirai’s fuel cell stack combines hydrogen gas from tanks with oxygen to produce electricity that powers the electric motor. 

Its system can provide Mirai with a maximum output of 153hp, accelerating from 0-60 in 9.0 seconds and delivering a passing time of 3 seconds from 25-40 mph. 

Mirai will also feature a set of standard onboard safety technologies, including vehicle pre-collision, blind spot monitor, lane departure alert, drive start control and automatic high beams.