Filed under: Sedan, Technology, Toyota, Electric, Emissions
Is there some rule that all cutting-edge, ultra-efficient or emissions-free vehicles need to look, uh, weird? No? Then would anyone care to explain the Toyota Mirai, a vehicle that for all it's hugely, wildly promising technology, will forever be pigeonholed based on its odd styling?
Looks aside, the Mirai represents a big gamble for Toyota, which isn't only selling a hydrogen-powered car - a risky venture in itself - but teaming up with Air Liquide to build 12 hydrogen filling stations across the northeast. And once that's done, it plans on leasing the $57,000 sedans for just $499 month, a figure that includes free hydrogen (there is a reason for that, though). Like we said, this is a big gamble.
Of course, we still can't get over its looks, which you can more closely analyze in our live gallery, available above. Have a glance.
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