Toyota plans to ramp up its activities from there. It hopes to deploy a fleet of 100 fuel-cell buses — mostly in the Tokyo area — by the time the Olympics kick off less than four years from ...

Toyota has been developing an all-electric Hilux pickup in Thailand for over a year, and the prototype truck has now been turned into a slick, little passenger-mover. Like a classic Land Cruiser ...

Toyota will start selling its clean air hydrogen bus, the Toyota Murai, starting in 2017. Fuel cell engines create clean water and don't emit greenhouse gases — but synthesizing hydrogen for the ...

Toyota has been testing its hydrogen-powered bus since 2015 in Japan, with other companies having been running trials in Hamburg and north-eastern China since 2009.

Toyota began in Japan production and sales of hydrogen fuel cell buses called Sora that share technology with the Mirai. As in case with other FCVs, production volume is very small and Toyota ...

Toyota Motor Corporation will begin to sell fuel cell buses (FC buses) under the Toyota brand from early 2017. Having already undergone repeated field tests for practical use, the Bureau of ...

Toyota will start selling fuel cell (FC) buses in 2017, with the aim of selling up to 100 in the Tokyo area ahead of the 2020 Olympic games. The company is using a beefed up version of the fuel ...

The Toyota FC Bus hydrogen fuel-cell bus will go on sale in Japan next year. Toyota hopes to have 100 buses on the road in time for the 2020 Olympics.

Toyota suspended its fleet of battery-electric self-driving buses on Friday after an accident in the Tokyo Paralympic Games village injured an athlete.