Toyota Mirai drivers consider the car their daily workhorse

Panel — From left: Automotive News executive editor Jamie Butters interviews Bill Elrick, executive director of the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership, Craig Scott, director of fuel cell partnerships at Toyota Motors North America, and Tom Mourmouras, commercial manager, Hydrogen HD, at Shell. (Laura Harris, Automotive News)

November 21, 2022 06:33 PM

LOS ANGELES — Sales of the Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicle may be small since its launch eight years ago, but those owners are using their cars in a big way.

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