Toyota announces the results of a recent collaborative fuel cell hybrid
vehicle range and fuel economy field evaluation. The Toyota Highlander Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicle achieved an estimated range of 431 miles on a single full tank of compressed hydrogen gas, and an average fuel economy of 68.3 miles/kg (approximate mpg equivalent) during a day-long trip down the southern California coast. Get the full details at TheAutoChannel.com.
Why is that only Toyota is being surrounded and criticized? I mean, the parts that is the main cause of this was made by a fuckin American manufacturing company, right? We have to consider which factory made the fuckin parts. Also who benefits by
lowering the Toyota's image? GOVERNMENT CAR COMPANTY GM or some other Korean cars or something.
hihihohoho007 2 years ago
You won't see these stateside. Not with a permanent war for oil to float the dollar, and niether the war nor the floating doing so well just now. What you'll get is jerked around, a start under fire to the Afghan pipeline next year (they'll never finish it) and $40,000 Chevies.
whizbang47 2 years ago
This car is very probabl;y not far from being a production model.
But they are goign to take it easy and wait. There is no hydrogen infrastructure anywhere at the moment.
Honda however created a home station charger which will run off your natural gas connection in order to avoid the infrastructure barrier. Fundamentally though governments need to follow Japan and Germany steps to create an hydrogen infrastructure as soon as possible
rentoz 2 years ago
will they realese this car
BijanB187 2 years ago