Toyota has simplified its 2025 Mirai lineup by discontinuing the Limited trim, leaving only the XLE trim available. The base-trim Mirai XLE, priced at $51,795 plus $1,095 destination, offers a comprehensive set of features despite forgoing some luxury elements present in the Limited trim. The vehicle comes equipped with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, a 12.3-inch infotainment system, digital gauge cluster, dual-zone climate control, and heated front seats. The Mirai's direct competitor, the Hyundai Nexo, offers similar features but in a crossover form factor. While the Nexo is more practical, the Mirai boasts a slightly longer range per tank. Toyota addresses the limited hydrogen refueling infrastructure by providing new Mirai owners with $15,000 in free refueling credits. However, the challenge remains as most hydrogen stations are located in California, limiting the Mirai's appeal for road trips or daily convenient refueling outside the state. The article highlights the environmental benefits of fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) like the Mirai but underscores the challenges of hydrogen fuel availability and costs outside regions with established infrastructure.