2016 Toyota Mirai FCV - Fuel Cell System | Toyota
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I would only have one concern, in the area I live in we get close to 0 all winter long, when they say the gas turns into water, wouldn't those plates be freezing cold and freeze it almost instantly since it's that small of a content of water? Great concept tho I would love to drive one.
Is this car comming to 🇮🇳
So where would you buy the hydrogen from and how would they 'harvest' it?
now that's dope tech!
^^^ now that's a shill! ^^^
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This is impressive.
i really wish if other manufacturers also work on similar technology
$57,000 and its not even a Lexus..... with only 4 seats,,, great start but not without disappointments.
congratulations for TOYOTA
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two questions:
1)Fuell cell lifetime
2)is it enviromental friendly? how much power does it takes to create hydrogen at first place..?
But how long will you be able to drive?
350 mile
TOYOTA MIRAI EXPERIENCE: Yesterday I went to drive test in Berkeley, CA a Toyota Mirai. My conclusion: I definitely would not buy it for the following reasons: hydrogen fuel available only in a few pumps and only in California, you couldn't operate it outside the State. The cost of fuel is between, 6 to $11 a kilo, which is the equivalent of a gallon of gasoline, Toyota claims that the fuel efficiency is 40 Miles a Kilo, probably this is under the best circumstances. The price is $57,500 plus taxes, I think that any car in excess of 30,000 pays luxury taxes, I didn't see anything luxurious about this car. The car is very low, low enough to hit the curve, badly, if you come too close. And many other features that I didn't like, let alone that it is a new technology that they are trying to push, an as new technology has not been tested enough in the market. I could give you more input, however I don't feel like writing anymore.
Depending on what you were referring to as "a Kilo", one kiloliter equals about 264 gallons, which means the hydrogen is less costly, so more bang for your buck to drive the Mirai. Or a kilogram, which is about 0.26 gallons, so in this case gasoline is cheaper and it is more costly to drive the Mirai fuel wise.
This car come to Bangladesh on 2021
Hydrogen can be produced using renewable energy such as geothermal, hydroelectric or solar.
You are still tied to a pump and someone has to sell the HHO, What we need is a car that converts water H2O to HHO and burn the HHO, still no emissions and the output is water, oh yeah I guy did that but was shot in the face and his work was taking. Still I like it but we can do even better. By converting H2O to HHO we can use the cars we already have instead of buying a new car. It would be nice to run my jeep wrangler on H2O or gas, gives you alot of options.
I bet the hydrogen is going to be expensive af 😑
It's about the same price as gas + if you buy it they give you 3 years of free hydrogen
+Justin D 3 years of free hydrogen? For a 50 grand sounds about right haha
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Hydrogen can be created using electrolysis, but it will take large amounts of energy for it, and I believe in the near future our renewable energy technology will improve and can be used for making Hydrogen
Hydrogen takes double the energy to make. Small battery packs would limit the performance. So it's like a ev but slower, more expensive and fuel price is double and explodes. Na.
This technology has my full support. Very lovely piece of engineering that is environmentally friendly. Wish it was available here in Jamaica; GO TOYOTA!!!
Good job
It's environment friendly
But cost is uneconomical...
The fruit of Toyota engineers efforts. Really nice.
TOYOTA IS AMAZING
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***** compared to another CE "development", this project is fun & innovative. you never know when this technology will be useful in the upcoming years.
why few people dislike this this this very interesting
+kotaro kojima Maybe because if a hydrogen tank that size gets damaged, that car, and at least three other cars near it will go up in smoke, and leave many little bits of scorched human flesh flying through the air, mixed with burning plastic from the cars, and fragments of metal traveling at substantial speeds, which will further increase the kill zone.
+Mikhail Paremski (mishaparem)
Thats the common misbeleive and fairytale.
If even damaged, nearly nothing happens: The hydrogen vents out in seconds and will mix up with the common Air, thats all. Even if it will ignited by some circumstance of the damage, there is a single hot blue flame for a very very short time (seconds) but usualy not long enough to inflame the (usualy heavy inflameable) seats and plastics of the cars; like gasoline does regulary, spitting all over the place.
You think I am talking shit? Take your time and go deeper into the theme and see, how the tanks are actualy made and what they realy do, if punctured by a car accident.
LG, Frank
from Germany
+EXCURSION I also have seen lots of negative comments and I don't really understand why. This technology is taking its very first steps and it obviously has negative aspects, just like petrol or even electric cars have.
I read so many comments from people that are attacking fuel cell technology so badly I'm starting to think they're getting paid from big oil companies. Or they are just plainly stupid.
1) If I remember correctly, fuel cell technology uses many rare earth metals. This means that it's going to be very expensive. The current trend in government is if it's more "green" lets make regulations to replace everything with this "green" technology by the year XXXX. I don't want to be forced into buying something ridiculously expensive because it's more green - I don't have that kind of money.
2) 2H2+O2>2H2O is an efficient process. 2H20>2H2+O2 is not. Thus, while the car IS efficient, the "fuel plant" IS NOT efficient. The inefficiency of the fuel plant is not compensated by the efficiency of a car in this case. So we'll be using MORE energy to power cars. We haven't replaced the current demand for energy with clean sources of energy yet, so the question is - where will we get this additional demand for energy from? The answer - probably more oil and coal plants.
3) Storing a compressible gas is tricky business. A tank for storing compressible gasses has a finite lifespan - it is determined by the fatigue that the tank experiences from the difference in pressure between a full tank and an empty tank. Furthermore, these extremes can be pushed outside of manufacturer limits by hot and cold outside temperature. Combine that with the fact that you're storing a highly volatile gas, and you've got a bomb that is set to detonate after X amount of refuel cycles. That means that you will HAVE to replace the tank, or it can explode. Some people will inevitably try to push that boundary. Keep in mind that the proposal is to put these bombs in every car on the road. How many car accidents do you see per year? Each one of those will have the potential to set off a chain reaction of hydrogen explosions.
4) People who oppose this idea are people who did their research, and know more than the "fluff" that is being thrown around in the media to get media hype on this technology's side. Educate yourself. Determine whether or not it's a viable solution. Then argue for or against it. This whole, "I don't really know anything about it, but it sounds awesome, I don't know why people are against it." is ridiculous.
kotaro kojima I love Hydrogen! It can do big things!
Come up with a portable hydrogen generator so that people can make their own hydrogen fuel even when in remote places using the sun, or other sources and you've got it made.
The Tinfoil Tricorn That’s a life saving idea!
The Tinfoil Tricorn Needs too much electricity. You can, however, generate hydrogen from water on-site at a hydrogen station.
At least EV has a competitor who will be the future.
Pretty awesome, just be sure to use renewable hydrogen, not fracked gas!
I heard that if price of hydrogen is converted into price of gasoline then it would be $4 per gallon.
Of course, the pricing of hydrogen hasn't come out yet. I could be wrong. But I doubt I'll be wrong by much.
This is really cool! I remember reading about the idea of hydrogen powered cars in a car book for kids when I was 6 or 7 years old. Now I can see it actually being produced! Very neat, would love to learn more!
hydrogen is the only right variant for future. No other variant ! But we are developing approach, which is not exact now. There must be 2 waves for hydrogen : 1/BUILD HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FACTORIES ON SITES OF RENEWABLE ENERGY STATIONS. 2/ SMALL CARS NEED TO LOAD HYDROGEN BY EXCHANGING WHOLE COMPRESSED HYDROGEN BALLOONS.
We are wrong because we do not firstly build enough hydrogen production factories on sites of renewable energy stations. We are wrong because we are trying to build network of hydrogen loading stations, which are COMPLEX AND EXPENSIVE.
We must change our approach. We should use hydrogen as energy storage method for renewable energy stations first. Then we should load hydrogen for usual small cars by exchanging whole standard sized compressed hydrogen gas balloons. So It is very simple and not expensive to make the global net of hydrogen supplying stations. Any normal mini shops can be a hydrogen supplying point by storing standard sized compressed hydrogen gas balloons. We do not have to use liquid hydrogen, which is difficult to collect. But we can use compressed hydrogen gas, which is not so much different in weight by comparison with liquid hydrogen. Hydrogen is the best solution of energy storage for all energy stations now, for example, for nuclear energy stations, for renewable energy stations. Just install ready hydrogen production modules, and install independent hydrogen fuel cell modules in adjacent areas. Use compressed hydrogen gas at first time instead of liquid hydrogen.
And the last thing to notice is that, hydrogen is not more dangerous than other gases and petrol. Hydrogen has big energy storage capacity, but when burning hydrogen in accidents, IT DOES NOT CREATE ACOUSTIC DESTRUCTING WAVE TO ENVIRONMENTS. It means that hydrogen burning is less destructive than gasoline burning.
When I was at Savanna River National Labs 10 years ago I saw the hydrogen fuel cell R&D. Toyota tech had an area restricted and taped off. It was cool seeing the scientists work on it
WHen it crashed will it be a hydrogen bomb??!!!
no it would be a hydrogen rocket that will fly you to mars
New Space X killer
Great video. Always had high hopes for hydrogen, hopefully automotive manufacturers put in the effort to start setting up an infrastructure.
Thank you from 'H2 Innovation Lab' H2IL technology for a green sustainable hydrogen future.
Is anyone else wondering what’s going to happen when someone rear ends one of these and hits the “high pressure tank?”
2019 Mirai predictions: will still have 4 seats, better ports for USB charging and a larger wireless Qi charger, refreshed look that's less "angular" and extended range by 25%.
Like this comment if you agree, and we'll check back in a year :)
I hope so because the USB port in the back is stupid.
Great car and a great idea! To drive without emissions means cities without smog and pollution. With some progress in hydrogen production this certainly will be a revolution.
Wow they r trying everything to make us pay for free water that we can do by ourselves. OHO
they should have made it with self hydrogen making! In this case owner of this car has to stop by hydrogen stations!
there are a few car share companies in germany who have 10-20 of them in their fleet and all i know is that they are surprised how well they work with nearly no cost of maintenance ! I wait till Lexus will offer a nice fat SUV with it ;-)
Good bye Tesla?
Can't wait to see all NYC Cap drivers with one of these 😒
How would an individual make HIGH PRESSURE hydrogen for use in this car. That setup would probably cost more than the car.
How will work in winter (if is temperature less than 0°C)?
I still think Battery electric will be the way to go, but some people need to drive long distances often may find Hydrogen Fuel Cell may be more convenient than any high powered fast charging stations in existence. I think the biggest benefit maybe for trucks which need to do long distances but don't want to waste time sitting at charging stations.
Revolution !!! is here Toyota mirai is feature( hydrogen is going to expensive)
"Mirai" means "future" in Japanese.
This car is just in an experimental stage.
Let's see whether Mirai proves the future or not.
+sakko Not experimental...actually selling them....
Only in homoeopathic numbers. Last I checked it was less than a thousand units delivered world-wide. Wikipedia says a few thousand have been ordered.
Does anyone know what the range would be?
It seems like auto makers feel like they should design some bonkers looking cars for the next gen. I don't really get why.
In my opinion this is one of the most exciting technologies since the space race.
Congratulations !!!
You can write again (like in 70's):
* My Toyota is fantastic *.
PS:
A * Mirai-generator * is able to produce electricity for about 100 apartments (in Romania).
Thank you for your efforts !!!
Again:
Congratulations !!!
wow, 177 Tesla fans dissing hydrogen cars, go figure
they won't do HHO on demand cause people would start converting existing cars not buy as many FCV's.
I'm pretty sure that's not the reason they went with pure hydrogen. Also, I think HHO conversion isn't as simple as it seems. It'd be more of a fad with only a few systems that would actually work reliably. Much like HHO today!
Didnt stan meyers do this back in the 80s and got killed over it?
Genius science. Genius business. Great for the planet and for our health. Why anyone would dislike this video is beyond me.
U can make ur car as it is run on water don't be fooled by those companies trying to make u pay for water gas.
Can we drink those exhausted H2O (water)? If so, the future model should include a cold water dispenser like the refrigerator in the cabin.
This Toyota Mirai is really impressive. Hydrogen vehicles are indeed the future….. provided the hydrogen is produced with renewable energy.
Sadly, at present a “dirty” hydrogen is used because it is produced transforming coal, oil or natural gas which, consequently, will generate twice as much CO2 than directly burning these fossil fuels.
Well, I do not mind it, because meanwhile people will get use to hydrogen and a large net of refuelling station will be built.
One day, I hope soon, people will “discover” that this system is available also for using clean hydrogen produced with renewable energy and then…… a real beautiful future for our planet will start.
Traditional car marker fully understand where the money come from, is from the service check and repair. Simple EV use a battery, recharge and then can run the motor, but this kind of Fuel cell looks convenient, but it is very stupid indeed, it still contains a battery, add you 2 fuel cell unit for repair (high cost), and with the motor as well, why dont use the battery to directly run the motor? Fuel Cell Technology want you to keep giving business to them through repair and servicing, they need you to have so many things that require fixing and repair like gasoline car.
Where do they plan to get the hydrogen from? From water? How much energy it will be needed in order to break water molecule? The only upside from hydrogen Fuel Cell is that you don't need a huge battery. However, now they will produce almost for free batteries and the lithium free (source is sodium)... this is not the right path, but I might be wrong!
Hydrogen was not neccesary. Fuel cells are more efficient than internal combustion engines. You could use Natural Gas. provided the fuel cell technology allows it. Also hydrogen is expensive and is taken out mostly from natural gas compared to electrolysis. It is more difficult to store hydrogen than Natural gas as hydrogen leaks. Also we can create methane gas through human waste. In India we use cow dung.
We need Hydrogen fuel stations across the country. I cannot buy one of these in Wisconsin.
James Lonergan They have some stations already.
Great step forward but gas vehicles will be around for a long while
KungFuChess now if they could only make a car that would harness the power of my natural gas!
I like it
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Maria Rundquist Me too!!! ☺️
which type of material is used for storing hydrogen fuel in mirai?
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Wait so it is stripping the air of oxygen to make it water?
pretty pathetic that such a high tech car doesn't have apple carplay. Seat and Steering wheel moves away but you have to manually move the trunk to open it?
A nice idea beyond the "T", however, it looks ugly. seriously? TOYOTA?
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The comparison with EV's with 24 kWh batteries is not fair, Tesla Model S which is similarly priced has up to a 90 kWh battery. And the Model S is considerably faster, has roughly the same range, has good recharging infrastructure, and is on sale in many more markets than the Mirai. Hydrogen may be used to power big trucks and buses in the future, but to power a normal car it's excessively complicated and takes too much space in the. Sorry Toyota, you should have used those billions of R&D money to battery technology instead of this nonsense.
*in the car.
The fundamental question is whether we can maintain and manage the car. From the viewpoint of cost, all performance is inferior to EV.
Leila, let me know if you find an answer i'm really interested.
As concept Hydrogen cars offer the best of both fossil fuel and electric powered cars.
So much better than batteries, which are twice as worse for the environment as a traditional internal combistion engine.
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Can it come with a manual transmission ?
thank you for all the patents. what a game changer! the most abundant element in existence, instead of war causing refined minerals..the end of the petro dollar and rise of the middle class? holyguacamole if electricity is derived from a solar panel or windmill the battery bank should be green. how hard would it be to pull air through graphene into a electrolysis unit and have a constantly cooled/ operating infinity engine. would it be better on say a boat?
You forgot the flux capacitor
prepreg winding or wet winding???
Toyota 🖤
Just in time, when we have droughts and water shortages?
hello..from Mongolia..I like it
How much energy does it take to liberate the hydrogen used as the fuel? More or less than for powering a car with gasoline?
Shhh. Don't say that to loud. Hydrogen is politically correct, not the coal to make it.
Why bother with a costly fuel cell? Why not use hydrogen instead of gasoline to run an internal combustion engine? BMW had one 15 years ago.Are all these initiatives created just to slow down the move away from fossil fuels?
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The design could be better
First they need to start placing those HHO pumps across the country, while slowly introducing this car. Place them at current gas pumps, then slowly remove gas stations and replace with HHO. As for people keeping older versions of cars, they should at least keep one version of each older pumps. Maybe offer people the ability to have their car reworked to incorporate this technology when it starts to become the dominate fuel source. When we reach 99% of the population driving these cars, we could switch completely over to HHO pumps and FCV engines. Boom we gone green!
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Good Job Toyota
But isn`t electricity is needed to produce hydrogen ? and then you make electricity from it, sounds strange, may be im wrong.
They will make the hydrogen with coal. Much more efficient to just burn coal in a steam car.
But still its strange, you need two types of production to make this fuel, and the price of going with hydrogen is not so much cheaper than petrol. So why not use just electricity? But that would mean you can charge it where ever you want. Of course that's just my remark.
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great, so instead of using up all the oil, the will use up all the oxygen.
no
+maykevin5 we are already using oxygen to burn oil...
Haha I hope you're joking
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very nice. . im stick of refilling gas..
bcz hydrogen is highly corrosive
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Is this using liquid Hydrogen or the gaseous state?
FebriyanWP I think liquid gas wouldn't make much sense. who knows though.
BiohazardGA I mean, liquid hydrogen are more compressed than its gas form of hydrogen, but it require cooling because hydrogen turns liquid in subzero temperature
It is pressurized hydrogen which is stored in high pressure tanks.