Toyota Motor Corporation unveiled its latest achievement in hydrogen technology with the development of the third-generation fuel cell system, marking a significant step towards the realization of a hydrogen society. The new 3rd Gen FC System is tailored to meet the demands of the commercial sector, boasting enhanced durability, improved performance, and reduced costs compared to its predecessor. With plans for global expansion post-2026, Toyota aims to introduce this system in key markets like Japan, Europe, North America, and China, diversifying its application from passenger vehicles to heavy-duty commercial vehicles, buses, railroads, and stationary power generators. The key features of the 3rd Gen FC System include a notable 2x increase in durability, equivalent to diesel engines, a 1.2x enhancement in fuel efficiency leading to a 20% extended cruising range, and cost reductions achieved through innovative cell design and manufacturing processes. Toyota's commitment to hydrogen as a crucial fuel for carbon neutrality is evident through its collaborative ventures with various industries and the continuous evolution of FC technology. Furthermore, the company's participation in the H2 & FC EXPO in Tokyo showcased the world premiere of the 3rd Gen FC System, along with other hydrogen-related exhibits, underlining Toyota's dedication to advancing hydrogen technology. Toyota's vision extends beyond achieving zero negative impacts to creating value 'Beyond Zero,' contributing to a sustainable and prosperous future. With a history of over 80 years, Toyota's focus on innovation, sustainability, and community support remains integral as it transitions into a mobility company emphasizing connected, automated, shared, and electrified technologies.