In this sense, it will have special control for hybrid vehicles from Hino Motors and will be supplied with two hydrogen cell batteries – similar to the system of the next Toyota Mirai -, capable of offering autonomy of up to 600 km. The novelty is part of a Japanese giant’s action plan, announced in 2015, called “Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050”. The project’s objective is to convert it into a more sustainable company in the coming decades, by reducing 90% of CO2 through this type of vehicle – which today represents 60% of emissions among commercial vehicles in Japan. The company is a world leader in vehicles powered by hydrogen cells and could become a strong competitor compared to Tesla’s electric car solutions.
