Toyota is preparing to unveil its third-generation fuel cell system at the International Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Expo in Tokyo on February 19. This new powertrain is a significant leap in hydrogen vehicle development, focusing on affordability, durability, and efficiency. The innovations in cell design and manufacturing have allowed Toyota to decrease production costs significantly while ensuring that the system is twice as durable as its predecessor. Moreover, the system offers a 20% increase in fuel economy, extending the cruising range of hydrogen vehicles. Toyota's commitment to hydrogen goes beyond passenger cars, as the new system will be adaptable for use in various applications like commercial vehicles, ships, trains, and stationary power generators. This move underlines Toyota's dedication to expanding the role of hydrogen in the global energy landscape. Since the launch of the Mirai in 2014, Toyota has sold around 28,000 units globally and deployed its fuel cell technology in over 2700 applications. The upcoming market availability planned for regions including North America, Europe, China, and Japan signifies Toyota's continued investment in fuel cell innovation. The anticipation builds as more details about the third-generation fuel cell system will be revealed following the official unveiling next week.