2023 Toyota Mirai

This hydrogen car emits only water and air, can drive around 650km on a tank, and is filled up in five minutes. Toyota thinks fuel-cell EVs have a big future in its range

It's not on sale in Australia, but we wanted to know what a week with Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell car would be like. We came away pleasantly surprised.

Toyota and Hyundai have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together alongside Ampol and Pacific Energy to develop hydrogen refuelling infrastructure in Australia.

The Mirai and Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell passenger car ambitions seem to be dead and buried, with the automaker shifting its focus to EVs.

The WA police force has taken a Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV and Toyota Mirai hydrogen car on board, as part of a trial and promotional exercise.

Due to a software issue with the vehicle stability control, Toyota is recalling approximately 26,000 vehicles across four of its model lines.

A second-generation Toyota Mirai has broken its own record and clocked a world record distance of 1360km on a single tank of hydrogen.

The hydrogen fuel-cell Toyota Mirai gets a five-star crash rating, just like the Hyundai Nexo before it

Just weeks after a Hyundai Nexo managed 887.5km on a single tank of hydrogen, a Toyota Mirai has sailed past 1000km with hydrogen to spare.

The CarExpert team is back for another week of podcasting, looking at the topics that made car news over the past week.

Toyota’s dramatically redesigned hydrogen Mirai is arriving as the company opens a hydrogen production site at its old Altona factory.

The new Toyota Mirai is larger, more powerful, more efficient and vastly more beautiful than before, though it's yet to be confirmed for a local launch.

This week we dive into the latest car news, car reviews and the topics making waves in the car world.