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| Toyota unveils hydrogen |
This week, Toyota will attend the World Future Energy Summit 2023 in Abu Dhabi to showcase some of its pioneering green mobility solutions, which are the forklifts developed by Toyota Industries and its advanced electric electric vehicles. hydrogen. Toyota Mirai. (FCEV) innovation.
Designed for high efficiency and zero-emissions performance, this advanced Toyota technology plays an important role in the company's approach to carbon neutrality.
Toyota began researching hydrogen fuel cell (FCEV) technology in 1992. The technology relies on generating electricity from the reaction between hydrogen and oxygen to power the electric motor, so only water is expelled from the exhaust pipe.
The company's commitment to continuous improvement of this technology is evident in the innovative Toyota Mirai, which offers the most efficient, zero-emissions and all-electric driving experience in its class.
The Toyota Mirai also has a class-leading range of 400 miles and can be refueled with hydrogen in less than five minutes, giving drivers the same performance, comfort and driving pleasure as conventionally powered vehicles.
The hydrogen fuel cell technology developed by Toyota has achieved a certain degree of versatility, not only in vehicles, but also in trucks, buses, ships, and stationary generators, including: hydrogen fuel cell forklifts.
This innovative solution can be refueled in just 2-3 minutes, ensuring availability 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and making the truck particularly suitable for multi-shift operation, where machinery and trucks are often in constant use.
“We are excited to attend the World Future Energy Summit, a key platform for exploring new paths towards a more sustainable future, and to showcase our range of engines for the innovative mobility solution: Toyota Hydrogen Fueling ( FCEV) Sustainability is just one of the many promising solutions we are exploring in our relentless pursuit of carbon neutrality. I would like to thank the organizers of this important event, whose goals align with Toyota's commitment to sustainable development. The continued pursuit of further development is closely linked to this.
Fujita added: “We at Toyota know that achieving carbon neutrality is a big goal, and that there are many ways and methods to achieve this and that it is impossible to cover them all with the best single solution for different operating conditions around the world..by focusing on developing a variety of electric drive options We help offer drivers more choices, which will increase the acceptance of environmentally friendly vehicles in society so that people can live happier, healthier and more sustainable lives.”
Toyota's participation in the Summit is part of its unwavering commitment to developing carbon-neutral mobility solutions. The company successfully launched the Toyota Prius in 1997, the world's first mass-produced plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (HEV).
Toyota continues to explore various technology options to meet the diverse needs of users around the world. Today the company offers a full range of sustainable mobility solutions such as: which has sold more than 22 million electric vehicles worldwide.
The World Future Energy Summit 2023 will take place from 16 to 18 January 2023 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center (ADNEC). It is considered one of the most influential events in the global energy industry as it brings together stakeholders under its auspices to accelerate the clean energy transition.