Toyota has revealed its plans for a next-generation hydrogen fuel cell system, aiming to enhance options for hydrogen-powered vehicles. While the company faced challenges in selling hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles to consumers, it achieved success in utilizing hydrogen in various commercial applications like generators, trains, big rigs, and construction equipment. The third-generation FC System boasts improved dependability, being likened to diesel engines, but with a maintenance-free design. It also offers 20% more range and is smaller, lighter, and more efficient than its predecessor. Moreover, the new system is expected to be more cost-effective due to enhancements in cell design and manufacturing processes. Toyota announced that the initial rollout of the third-gen fuel cell system will target markets in Japan, Europe, North America, and China, with the earliest deployment anticipated after 2026.