Toyota Mirai

Manufacturer 2 Dec

Toyota secures £11.3m funding to develop hydrogen-powered Hilux pick-up

A consortium of automotive sector suppliers led by Toyota has secured an £11.3 million funding boost for a project that will develop a hydrogen-powered version of its Hilux pick-up truck.
Manufacturer 30 Nov

New longer-range Toyota Mirai set for 10-fold sales growth

Toyota has revealed the all-new second-generation Mirai, which is expected to return a 10-fold increase in sales of the hydrogen-fuelled model.

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Toyota Mirai

Toyota secures £11.3m funding to develop hydrogen-powered Hilux pick-up

New longer-range Toyota Mirai set for 10-fold sales growth

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Luxury used car retailer Autovogue ceases trading

Volvo Car UK postpones retailers' agency model launch for three months

Retailers impose used EV stocking ban as values slump

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