Toyota, a pioneer in innovation, has unveiled its third-generation fuel cell system at the H2 & FC EXPO in Tokyo. The new system is designed to power commercial vehicles with hydrogen, marking a significant step in the auto industry's shift towards alternate fuel sources. Set to launch in 2026 in key markets, including Japan, China, Europe, and North America, Toyota's latest development focuses on durability, fuel efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. With features like double the lifespan of previous versions and a 20% increase in cruising range, the system aims to address common concerns such as charging station availability, positioning hydrogen as a viable alternative to traditional electric vehicles. Toyota's commitment extends beyond passenger cars, as the third-gen fuel cell system will also be integrated into heavy-duty commercial vehicles, ushering in a new era of hydrogen-powered engines. This initiative aligns with Toyota's vision of a 'hydrogen society,' emphasizing collaboration with stakeholders to develop infrastructure supporting the widespread use of hydrogen fuel cell systems in various applications. By prioritizing innovation, sustainability, and efficiency, Toyota paves the way for a greener future in the automotive industry.