Renewable electricity has been praised as the future fuel choice, with battery electric cars gaining popularity despite their high initial costs. Toyota, however, is championing a 'multi-path strategy' that incorporates hydrogen fuel-cell technology as a viable alternative to solely relying on battery EVs. Despite the challenges of infrastructure and cost associated with hydrogen production, Toyota believes in the potential of hydrogen-powered vehicles, particularly for industrial and heavy-goods applications where battery limitations exist. European legislation supporting the installation of hydrogen refueling stations every 200km by 2031 demonstrates the continent's commitment to hydrogen technology. In the UK, Toyota is working with the government to develop an FCEV version of the Hilux pick-up truck, showcasing the brand's dedication to advancing hydrogen technology in commercial vehicles. By combining expertise in electrified powertrains with a focus on hydrogen, Toyota aims to provide sustainable solutions for a variety of automotive needs, ultimately contributing to the reduction of emissions using a range of technologies.