Toyota Motor Corporation has introduced a third generation fuel cell system aimed at advancing towards a hydrogen society. This new system is specifically designed to cater to the needs of the commercial sector, offering durability comparable to traditional diesel engines, enhanced performance, improved fuel efficiency, and lower production costs compared to the second generation system. The market introduction of this system, planned primarily for regions like Japan, Europe, North America, and China, is anticipated post-2026. Toyota, identifying hydrogen as a pivotal fuel in achieving carbon neutrality, collaborates with partners across different industries and focuses on initiatives related to creating, transporting, storing, and utilizing hydrogen in its research and development activities. The third generation fuel cell system, revealed at the H2 and FC EXPO in Tokyo, marks a significant advancement in the evolution of fuel cell technology. With features like improved durability, maintenance-free design, enhanced fuel efficiency, and reduced production costs, this system is suitable for a diverse range of applications including commercial vehicles, passenger cars, stationary generators, trains, and ships. Toyota's commitment to hydrogen is evident through its continuous efforts to accelerate the adoption of fuel cell technology and contribute to the realization of a hydrogen society.