The 2024 ENEOS Super Taikyu Series Empowered by BRIDGESTONE recently visited Autopolis in Hita, Japan, where the liquid hydrogen-powered Corolla faced technical issues. Despite these setbacks, the team outlined goals to enhance the car's performance, including increased range and improved pump durability. Furthermore, advancements in hydrogen-absorbing alloys were introduced to tackle boil-off challenges, demonstrating potential for improved energy efficiency in hydrogen storage. Another highlight was the unveiling of a branching device that allows existing hydrogen stations to supply both liquid and gaseous forms of hydrogen, enhancing refueling flexibility and efficiency. Toyota's commitment to creating a hydrogen society was evident throughout the event, showcasing the brand's dedication to advancing hydrogen technologies and fostering global friendships in the pursuit of sustainability.