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The Latest Toyota FCHV: 466 Miles On One Charge - DigInfo

http://movie.diginfo.tv DigInfo News With 18% of the worlds carbon dioxide production created by the 850 million vehicles driven on our planet, Toyota continues to develop and improve their fuel c...  
 
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ANDYX1A (1 year ago) Show Hide
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WOW nice
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mybadsosad (1 year ago) Show Hide
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The problem is the source of the hydrogen which is usually from fossil fuel and thus the cost associated with fossil fuel some are working to run the normal engine directly from gas produced by the disassociation of water into its hho components the difficulty is being able to produce the volume on demand needed to run the engine hho gas works very well to increase todays fuel mileage.with fuel cells cost of the fuel is still a problem and the pollution and energy expended to produce the gas
txgiorgi (1 year ago) Show Hide
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10,000 PSI? No thank you. That's a huge bomb.
You will not survive if it ever blows up and it only takes once. That's just fucking crazy.
arcadianraider (1 year ago) Show Hide
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As much as I dislike Toyota, their engineers aren't complete morons. In a high-risk situation such as a hydrogen storage tank, they would have applied a factor of safety of at least 4, so you can count on the tanks being able to withstand 2758 bar, in addition, many of the new tanks are carbon fibre (don't know about this one in particular), and in the event of the tank being compromised, it would crack, and vent the hydrogen rather than explode.
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I have attended the Exposition & Conferences Internationales Vehicules Ecologiques & Energies Renouvelables of EVER MONACO 2007.

Toyota is the only VM to sell full HEVs in Europe and thus accounted for all sales of full HEVs in 2006.

Toyota's hybrid vehicles have been marketed aggressively, especially performance-oriented vehicles such as the Lexus RX400h and the Lexus GS450h.

Toyota - Lexus and Prius were the pioneered VM fully hybrid cars.

Keep it up Toyota :) (my 1st car anyway)

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Mobius023 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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1ST COMMENT!

Yeah really great, can't wait for this technology and the only waste is water!
Wow - amazing :)

Thanks dude!

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