Toyota has announced that it’s upcoming fuel cell vehicle will be called the Mirai and that it’s building a network of hydrogen stations in the US Northeast to support it. The $69,000 vehicle is due to arrive in the US in 2016. The Japanese automaker proclaimed that “the future has arrived,” which may make the thousands of people who’ve owned a Honda FCX Clarity FCV since 2005 gag. But despite being late to the game, Toyota is now making a huge bet on FCVs. It has teamed with Air Liquide to build 12 hydrogen stations in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
Hydrogen vehicles will soon be more viable in the Northeastern US
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