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When it comes to the future of green transportation, FCEVs have a number of things going for them.
Hydrogen's energy density is about seven times higher than that of lithium-ion batteries, according to Toyota's alternative fuel comparison chart.
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20th World Hydrogen Energy Conference 2014
June 15th - 20th, KDJ Convention Center, Gwangju Metropolitan City, Korea
The Toyota FCV hydrogen fuel cell hybrid has taken a bow at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
The Toyota FCV made its debut appearance at the Tokyo Motor Show in November 2013, but the appearance at CES has given the world’s technology media a first chance to see it.
The chairman of Toyota said today that the automaker will stick to its goal of selling a fuel cell electric sedan in 2015 so that investments in hydrogen stations are not wasted.
Toyota executives have said that the hydrogen fueled sedan will go on sale in the United States in 2015 with a sticker price around $50,000. Uchiyamada, who became Toyota chairman in June, told reporters today that he is firmly behind the technology -- and the 2015 deadline is a promise that must be kept.
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When it comes to cars, Toyota thinks hydrogen fuel cells are one of the technologies of the future. And the company isn't alone.
Offering the promise of a clean ride with long range, it's a technology automakers are racing to perfect, and one they're betting will catch on.
