Toyota Mirai offers service lesson

Longo Toyota’s special work area for the Mirai fuel cell vehicle includes weighted pull-curtain walls. Below, the Mirai has given Longo more collision work than the dealership expected.

March 04, 2019 05:00 AM

The industry's race toward alternative powertrains raises a key question for dealers, far beyond the standard chicken-and-egg conundrum of fueling infrastructure: What's required of those who must service and repair the vehicles?

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