ToyotaMirai (2015-2021)
- Large
- Hydrogen (Fuel Cell)
- Used only
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'Mirai' means future in Japanese, and Toyota thinks its Mirai truly represents the future for cars. Having already championed hybrid electric technology in the Prius, Toyota is now pioneering hydrogen fuel, with this generation Mirai the world's first mass-market hydrogen fuel cell car. Is this striking saloon really as groundbreaking as its maker suggests? Find out in our full road test review of the Toyota Mirai (2015-2021).
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| Brand reliability 0-4 years |
- Jan 2023Last checked by Which?
- Jul 2017First reviewed by Which?
- May 2015Released
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