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Hydrogen powered Toyota Mirai saloon – Brief First Impressions

30th April 2018

Kim Henson test drives the future… (All words and photos by Kim) ‘Bringing the future into the present’ is how Toyota headlines its revolutionary Mirai, the company’s hydrogen fuel cell vehicle – and the world’s first to be mass-produced – that represents the culmination of 22 years of research and development. Of course Toyota is already long-famous for its pioneering work with hybrid models … [Read more...]

News – Hydrogen fuel cells are the way forward, according to Kia and sister company Hyundai

11th November 2017

Fuel for thought, after nearly 180 years. By Robin Roberts (Miles Better News Agency). The fuel cell is the only technology which will provide a sustainable automotive industry in the long run, according to the head of research for Kia Motors FCEV (Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles) team, Dr Saehoon Kim (pictured below). The Korean manufacturer is the country’s oldest vehicle maker and is pouring … [Read more...]

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