Toyota is showcasing its hydrogen-powered Hilux prototype, equipped with 7.8kg of high-pressure hydrogen tanks and a fuel-cell stack generating 180bhp and 221lb ft of torque. The vehicle, based on the indestructible Hilux model, offers a range of 373 miles with efficient performance. Developed using technology from the Mirai saloon model, the hydrogen-powered Hilux aims to be a pioneer in sustainable vehicle development. While the prototype is currently in the testing phase, with five out of the ten examples undergoing real-world driving tests, Toyota is optimistic about the future of mass-production hydrogen vehicles by 2030. The company's commitment to hydrogen technology is evident through its participation in various events, such as media appearances and the Paris Olympics display. Toyota's strategy focuses on utilizing hydrogen as a key fuel source, although challenges remain in terms of infrastructure and refuelling stations. The hydrogen-powered Hilux represents a significant step towards a greener automotive industry, providing a glimpse into the potential of hydrogen technology for future vehicle innovation.