Toyota's fuel cell-powered Mirai lands in Europe

Madeleine Cuff
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World's first mass-produced hydrogen-powered sedan arrives in UK and Belgium

Toyota's flagship fuel cell sedan reached European shores yesterday, with the arrival of the first five production vehicles in Bristol and Zeebrugge. The four-door Mirai, which was launched in the US...

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