Toyota has introduced its hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, particularly the Mirai, to Australian roads for testing and real-world driving conditions. These vehicles are designed to run on compressed hydrogen gas, emitting only water vapors from the tailpipe, showcasing a zero-emissions solution. Toyota sees the vast potential for hydrogen vehicles in Australia due to the abundance of renewable energy sources, such as hydropower, that can be used to generate green hydrogen fuel. Despite the lack of a hydrogen refueling infrastructure in Australia, Toyota's Mirai offers a range of approximately 650 km, making it suitable for the long distances and open roads in the country. The decision to test these vehicles in Australia not only highlights the country's unique testing conditions but also signals a shift towards sustainable mobility and cleaner transportation options. Toyota's innovative hydrogen technology is seen as a significant step towards reducing carbon emissions and promoting a greener future for the automotive industry.