The all-new second-generation 2021 Toyota Mirai is a stunning sedan powered by hydrogen fuel cell technology. Its predecessor shares that powertrain system but not the gorgeous styling. Introduced ...

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Toyota will launch an all-new, more stylish Mirai fuel cell sedan in late 2021 with 30% more range.

The second-generation Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell sedan arrives in the U.S. this month with more luxurious styling, a longer range and a significantly lower starting price than its predecessor.

Check out Consumer Reports 2020 Toyota Mirai Road Test Report and expert reviews on driving experience, handling, comfort level, and safety features.

Toyota's second-generation Mirai has a 400-mile range But you can only get hydrogen in a handful of places, and that's still a problem.

Toyota also sells a handful of Mirais in Hawaii and is the only automaker shipping FCEVs to Honolulu. California is funding a dramatic expansion of hydrogen infrastructure to make owning an FCEV ...

The new Toyota Mirai hydrogen-powered fuel cell car looks a lot better than its predecessor. It’s bigger and more luxurious. It’s more fun to drive now because it has switched to rear-wheel-drive.

The original Mirai was launched for 2016 at a starting price of $57,500, or a monthly lease of $499. That's steep for what is essentially a non-premium compact sedan, so for the car's redesign ...

Despite low sales owing to the slow rollout of hydrogen infrastructure, the Toyota Mirai fuel cell car isn’t going away. A next-generation Mirai will bow in 2020, Toyota chairman Takeshi ...