Toyota to name fuel cell vehicle Mirai

Toyota to name fuel cell vehicle Mirai

NAGOYA, Japan - A prototype of a Toyota Motor Corp. fuel cell vehicle planned to go on sale in fiscal 2014 is seen in an undated photo. The automaker is expected to name the vehicle Mirai, believed to be associated with the Japanese word meaning the future.

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