Toyota Motor Corporation has unveiled its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell system at the H2 and FC EXPO in Tokyo, Japan. Developed as part of extensive customer feedback and data from demonstration projects in Japan, including Tokyo and Fukushima, the third-generation FC system promises significant enhancements in fuel efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness. Toyota views this innovation as a crucial step towards realizing a hydrogen society. The system not only offers a 20% improvement in fuel efficiency, enabling vehicles to travel longer distances on the same amount of hydrogen, but also boasts durability equivalent to diesel engines. Moreover, advancements in cell design and manufacturing have rendered the system more economically viable, facilitating the transition of businesses towards cleaner energy solutions. By expanding the application of hydrogen fuel cell technology to various vehicles such as passenger cars, stationary generators, rail transport, and notably heavy-duty commercial vehicles, Toyota aims to drive the adoption of this technology across multiple industries. Recognizing hydrogen as a key element in achieving carbon neutrality, Toyota collaborates with partners across different sectors to promote initiatives focused on creating, transporting, storing, and utilizing hydrogen in line with its research and development activities. The introduction of the 3rd Gen FC System to major markets including Japan, Europe, North America, and China by 2026 underscores Toyota's commitment to advancing hydrogen technology and accelerating the transition towards a hydrogen society.