Toyota Motor Corp. on Wednesday launched its second-generation Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, touting its improved fuel efficiency and longer range as compared to the original model that was the world's first mass-produced FCV.The five-seater Mirai has three tanks to hold hydrogen fuel which is used to generate power for its electric motor, giving it up to 850 kilometers of range, roughly 30 percent more than the first-generation, four-seater sedan that can travel 650 km on its two tanks. Toyota launched the Mirai in 2014.The major Japanese automaker is stepping up its promotion of FCVs …READ FULL ARTICLE
