Toyota Motor Corp. has unveiled its third-generation fuel cell system, designed to cater to the needs of the commercial sector and promote the advancement of a hydrogen society. The new system, showcased for the first time in Tokyo, is built to be highly durable, cost-efficient, and more reliable than its predecessors, resembling the robustness of diesel engines. It is not limited to passenger cars but also targets heavy-duty commercial vehicles, stationary power generators, rail vehicles, and ships. Toyota plans to roll out this technology in key markets like Japan, Europe, North America, and China post-2026. The company's long-standing involvement in fuel cell technology, exemplified by the MIRAI fuel cell electric vehicle and the supply of fuel cell systems for various applications globally, reinforces its commitment to clean energy solutions. By leveraging customer feedback and data from extensive testing, the new fuel cell system promises enhanced longevity, fuel efficiency, and driving range, addressing the needs of both commercial and passenger vehicles. Toyota's strategic development aligns with its vision for utilizing hydrogen as a sustainable energy source, fostering collaborations with stakeholders worldwide towards a hydrogen-powered future.