Toyota delivers fuel-cell cars to Aichi, Nagoya, firms

NAGOYA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. delivers its fuel-cell powered vehicle to the government of Aichi Prefecture on Aug. 22. The prefectural government, along with the Nagoya municipal government, is the first local entities to lease the company's fuel-cell cars. Toyota also delivered fuel-cell cars to its first corporate customers, including Tokyo Gas Co., Nippon Oil Corp., and Toho Gas Co. the same day.

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