Toyota Mirai Shows EV Energy Lasts The Longest – Autoomobile
There are many different ways that you can measure the strength of the powertrain of an EV vehicle.One of the main ways is to work out the driving range of the EV.If you go on range for the measurement then you will see that one of the best vehicles on the market at the moment happens to be the Tesla Model S.The driving range on the Tesla Model S P100D is 315 miles and this is 3 miles more than what the Toyota Mirai offers up.
Price cut and monthly sales spike for Toyota Mirai fuel-cell sedan
Follow John Add to circle2017 Toyota Mirai Enlarge PhotoSometimes journalists miss the forest for the trees, and we'll plead guilty on this one.When we wrote last week that the Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell sedan was little-changed for the 2017 model year, with only one new color added, we missed one important element.That was, as several readers informed us, that while the retail price remained the same, the monthly lease cost had fallen sharply: from $499 to $349 per month.
Toyota Mirai lease price drops to $349/month
Toyota has cut the monthly lease rate on its Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle by $150 to $349.The automaker says that the model's $57,500 MSRP is not changing, and neither is the $865 destination fee.The car is eligible for a $8,000 federal tax credit and a $5,000 California rebate.
Refueling the 2016 Toyota Mirai
CARS.COM — I recently had the chance to test a 2016 Toyota Mirai to see how the hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicle fared on the road and at the filling station.Saeed Rezvani, Fuel Cell Infrastructure Analyst with Toyota, gave me a tutorial on the hydrogen refueling process and — as you might expect — it's a little more complicated than filling up at your regular gas station.Related: 10 Things to Know About the 2016 Toyota MiraiIn California, the only state that currently has hydrogen infrastructure setup, there is a helpful website that not only shows where hydrogen stations are but their pump statuses as well.
2017 Toyota Mirai price stays same, fuel-cell car adds new color
The Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell car will enter its second model year in the U.S. virtually unchanged, including its pricing.The 2017 Mirai continues to be Toyota's technology halo car, the highest-selling fuel-cell car in the U.S., though it remains limited to certain California regional markets.Its base price remains $58,365, the same as the 2016 model.