The Toyota Mirai l H20 Release Button | Toyota
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- The new Toyota Mirai has a button that allows the driver to manually release the H20 built up in the car.
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If you think that's a waste of water, then let me tell you something. When it gets dumped the water would evaporate and go back in the water cycle.
Every time it rains it's a huge waste of water. We have to collect 100% of rainwater, or else we're wasting precious H2O!
I wish it were that easy to make my dog "purge" . but in all honestly I am VERY excited about this car and in hydrogen car tech in general.
So you got to make the car PEE? OMG
LMAO I was thinking the same thing XD
Should have installed water tank for water collecting after all. Streets are not public toilets! Oh wait, cleaning machines suits the best such engine🤣
We finally have a car that pees!
I SAID THE SAME THING.
Chompoo Annie
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Life hack: fill the water tank with oil and release it to foil bad-guys during car chases!
LOL
can not deny that this is easily the best comment on here.
I would buy this car just for that purpose lmao
Why dump it on the road? Run it to the glovebox, put in a heater and a portafilter and voila... espresso on the go!
The water is too pure to drink, which means it will suck minerals out of your body. Long term it would not be healthy to do so.
There's a simple solution! Since we're already adding in coffee... why not add some minerals as well?
@@Tennouseijin i mean theres minerals in the coffee .... profit
That system will be more expensive than all the water you can drink in your entire life.
that is nice
pure Water only! No oil or other stuff.
kids in Africa could've drank that water
hold damn, people would just say whatever.
It is too pure to drink, which means it will suck minerals out of your body. Long term it would not be healthy to do so. Especially kids in afrika who have no minerals to begin with.
I think if someone is dying of dehydration, drinking distilled water would still be better than not drinking anything at all. Imagine you're trapped somewhere and you need to survive a few weeks until a rescue party can get you out, and the only water you have available is distilled water (and your urine, as usual). I suppose drinking it would be better than dying of dehydration. You can catch up on minerals later.
Though if I recall correctly, in the opposite situation, where you're trapped at sea, you should not drink sea water because it's actually worse than not drinking at all. I think?
Your statement is somewhat true.
good
Very nice.
Rakib al hasan vv
Can you show what the Br mode does in the auto transmission
Its an automatic breaking system for down hill driving
The Mirai is a very sexy car. Super luxurious and advanced. Toyota is the future!!!
How it would be if Water outlet or exhaust instantly freezes to snow during winter season ??
The heat from the engine keeps it from freezing
@@schweppesoriginal9265 It has no engine tho
Could you drink the water that the car creates?
ZNormT6 Yes
Yes and no, the water is too pure to drink long term and it could be contaminated by all sorts of things in the air, fuel cell or the piping used to channel it to the ground but there's nothing inherently dangerous about it.
Good question. Yes and no. Yes, you would survive. No, it is not good for your health. It is too pure to drink, which means it will suck minerals out of your body. Long term it would not be healthy to do so.
No.
And yes
The car can PEE?!
Free water!
why not to use this water for screen washer?
You don't want water for screen washer fluid because it would freeze in the winter, and expand in the tubes probably breaking them when the water turns into ice.
The car drinks hydrogen and pees water 😍
"Drinks" hydrogen
Now all they need to do is find out what to do with all that car water
An innovative car like this won't last for long, because if we're using this kind of vehicle, all of the major oil companies will be going out of business, such a shame because this is such a great car, quiet and yet innovative, just like the Honda FCX clarity
Yeah i hope so, because i really really want to drive this car in my country well maybe not now, but 10 years from now, when all of the oil company has their own hydrogen refinery plant or something, and maybe then this car will be a mainstream car replacing those electric and petrol cars
the oil companies love hydrogen - shell, BP, etc are heavily invested in it. what they don't want so much is EVs.
How to refill the water
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Drive it. The engine in it creates water as it runs like an air conditioner.
did you really need a switch for that? can't you make the car piss have itself? when i turn my off after a long drive it just explodes with all that water coming out like explosive diarrehea people make fun of me now
clean it... your car is urinating 😜
Capture the outlet Water into another tank to do electrolysis that produces Hydrogen again. fuel never ends. a perpetual car..!!! 😀
Disaster for cold climates. EV's a better solution
+AweMire Not common, think you need to travel more, maybe it's not common to have it as a regular occurrence to have freezing conditions but certainly a lot of the world has cold spells. Having cars pumping 7 litres of water every 100 kM in these conditions will create icy patches on roads and thus accidents. Not the best idea.
+mjosmoo No it really wouldn't. In an airplane, you have heating systems that heat the pitot tube of the airplane when in a humid environment to prevent icing in the pitot tube and loss of certain instruments. Here, they could simply add a heating mechanic to the water storage tank, and to the water lines right up to the moment it is purged. Even in extreme cold temperatures, which I'm sure you would not be driving this car through anyway, you would have no problem with ice blockage in the purge system.
Graham Hanson why is do I have hesitation is that the throttle body modular or what
This is a very reasonable concern.
Actually no?