Toyota Motor Corporation has announced the development of its third-generation fuel cell system, a significant advancement in hydrogen technology. The new system, set to be launched in major markets such as Japan, Europe, North America, and China from 2026, promises durability comparable to diesel engines but with improved efficiency and reduced costs. It will be unveiled for the first time at the H2 & FC EXPO in Tokyo. Toyota's track record in fuel cell technology, dating back to the introduction of the Mirai FCEV in 2014, has seen success with approximately 28,000 units sold across 30 countries. The company has also supplied fuel cell systems to over 100 customers globally for various applications. The third-generation system boasts key enhancements like doubled durability, achieving diesel engine parity, a maintenance-free design, and a 20% increase in cruising range. Its versatile design allows for installation in passenger cars, commercial vehicles, stationary generators, rail, and maritime uses. Toyota's focus on carbon neutrality involves collaborating with partners worldwide, with notable efforts in Japan. The new system reflects Toyota's commitment to sustainable mobility solutions, showcasing innovations in design and manufacturing that lead to cost reductions, though specific pricing details are yet to be disclosed.