We’ve all seen the Mirai and the Lexus Limousine running on the Toyota hydrogen fuel cell technology, but we thought that the Japanese company would be a pioneer and a sole player in the world of hydrogen fuel cell. It seems the company won’t be keeping the revolutionary technology to itself, as the latest info says that they will be releasing most of their hydrogen fuel cell patents to various companies all around the world.
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Very cool. The car industry needs to move us away from this addiction to oil.
Definitely! There's more than one way to produce hydrogen.
Japanese cars are the best, other nations they try to copy them with this one.
hats off to toyota