Sep 25, 2017
Close up of Toyota Fuel Cell engine

 

For more than twenty years, Toyota has been at the forefront of the movement toward cleaner, more efficient vehicles. In fact, just this month Toyota Motor was the only automotive company to be named to Fortune Magazine’s Change the World List for the second time in just three years.

It’s no secret that the Prius, Toyota’s best-selling hybrid car, has dramatically changed the world on its way to landing Toyota on the 2015 version of this list. But the reason for this year’s distinction boils down to one word: Hydrogen.

With its eyes toward a more sustainable, zero-emissions future, Toyota is making the world a better place — one vehicle at a time. Here’s how they’re doing it.

How Hydrogen Puts the ‘H’ in High-Performing

Hydrogen fuel-cell technology has been used to power generators, space crafts, forklifts, and submarines. So why not cars?

Good question. Hydrogen is a highly abundant resource and can be harnessed for cars in three ways: steam reforming, gasification, and electrolysis. But what makes Hydrogen a superior fuel source?

Better range

Hydrogen fuel cells allow for more miles from a single charge than gas and electric vehicles.

Faster charge

Vehicles powered by Hydrogen refuel more quickly than their electric counterparts.

Better for the environment

Unlike gas, Hydrogen is carbon-free and more eco-friendly.

Make a Big Difference Today in Ardmore, PA

At Ardmore Toyota, we’re excited to be part of such a forward-thinking brand. If being innovative is just as important to you, feel free to browse our inventory of available hybrid vehicles. Want to stay posted on the future? Follow us on Facebook for updates on Toyota’s first-ever Hydrogen-powered car, the Mirai.