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Nitin Gadkari says using Toyota's 'Mirai' car running on futuristic hydrogen fuelUnion Minister Nitin Gadkari is championing alternative fuels like hydrogen to combat Delhi's air pollution. He revealed his use of Toyota'...- Toyota recalls over 1 million cars for rearview camera glitch; check if your Toyota, Lexus, or Subaru is listed and what owners should doToyota recalls cars: Toyota is recalling over one million vehicles in the United States. This recall affects Toyota, Lexus, and Subaru mode...
- Mirai, one of Toyota's top models, turned into a Hydrogen bomb by Ukrainian forcesThe hydrogen composition of the bomb enabled it to generate powerful blast waves, fireballs, debris, and mushroom clouds. The battery fire ...
- Nitin Gadkari unveils world's first 100% ethanol powered car developed by ToyotaUnion Minister of Road Transport & Highways, Nitin Gadkari, has launched a 100% ethanol-fueled variant of Toyota's Innova car. This car is ...
- Nitin Gadkari to launch 100pc ethanol-fueled car on Aug 29Gadkari said that he started taking interest in biofuels in 2004 after the petrol price hike in the country and visited Brazil for this pur...
- Toyota displays modified off-road Hilux concept, modified Glanza & new Landcruiser LC 300 at Auto ExpoThe company also displayed the newly launched Innova Hycross, Urban Cruiser Hyryder, Camry Hybrid and luxurious Vellfire.Vellfire is equipp...
- Nitin Gadkari launches Toyota's pilot project on flex fuel-strong hybrid EVDuring the launch, the Toyota Corolla Altis FFV-SHEV, which has been imported from Toyota Brazil for the pilot project, was unveiled. Speak...
- Nitin Gadkari launches green hydrogen-based fuel cell electric vehicle Toyota MiraiGadkari noted that the introduction and adoption of technology to tap into the green hydrogen's potential will play a key role in securing ...
- All you need to know about India’s first hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric car projectUnion Ministry for Road Transport and Highways, on Wednesday, had inaugurated a first of its kind pilot project for Hydrogen-based advanced...
- India aims to become energy exporter"Our focus is to harness the domestic sources of energy to become a net energy exporter from an energy importer," he told reporters on the ...
- First hydrogen train in Japan to hit the rails for test runThe two car “Hybari” train -- a combination of hybrid and the Japanese word for a lark -- cost about 4 billion yen ($35 million) to develop...
- Toyota led on clean cars. Now critics say it works to delay themWorldwide, Toyota is opposing stricter car-emissions standards or fight electric vehicle mandates. For example, executives at Toyota’s Indi...
- Toyota unveils new cars with advanced driving assist technologyThe carmaker's new driving assist technology, or Advanced Drive, is a level 2 autonomous system that helps drivers with driving conditions ...
- A car of the future: Toyota brings redesigned hydrogen powered Mirai electric vehicleMirai operates just like a regular passenger car, while creating zero emissions. The car has a Toyota fuel cell system that offers 153 hp. ...
- Toyota unveils new fuel cell car in fresh push on hydrogen technologyToyota has failed until now to win drivers over to fuel cell vehicles (FCV), which remain a niche technology despite Japanese government ba...
- Pope Francis gets a hydrogen-powered Toyota MiraiThe popemobile has a length of 5.1 metres and a height (including the roof) of 2.7 metres, allowing the Pope to stand and be visible to peo...
- Shuttl gets $18 million in Series-C roundThe post-money valuation of Shuttl is estimated at around $200 million.
- Toyota looks to introduce Mirai in India
- BMW starts testing first hydrogen fuel-cell carBMW is developing fuel cells with Japanese partner Toyota Motor, and it demonstrated a 5-Series Gran Turismo prototype in Miramas that uses...
- Hydrogen cars turn heads at consumer electronics showWhile Japanese car maker Toyota's Mirai, one of the first hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles to be sold commercially, is turning the heads, South ...
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