Toyota's fuel cell vehicle

Toyota's fuel cell vehicle

Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Hiroshi Kajiyama (far R) is briefed about Toyota Motor Corp.'s Mirai hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle in Tokyo on Nov. 9, 2020. He took a test ride of the vehicle the same day.

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