Toyota presented an updated version of the Mirai sedan
By ForGeeks Toyota continues to actively develop and refine their hydrogen car concept. And they recently unveiled an updated version of their Mirai sedan, which received a number of improvements and new features.
Toyota is continuing to actively develop its hydrogen car concept.
The company emphasized additional driver assistance features while keeping the car’s powertrain unchanged when creating the 2024 model. The Mirai (2024) has a 136 kW or 182 horsepower electric motor on the rear axle. According to the manufacturer’s claims, the car is capable of driving up to 850 kilometers without the need for refueling (the car has three hydrogen fuel tanks with a total volume of 141 liters). And the acceleration time from 0 to 100 km/h is about 9 seconds, and its top speed is 175 km/h.
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The new version of the Mirai (2024) gets an enhanced base package with Safety Sense safety features. In more advanced versions of the car, a proprietary autopilot called Teammate is available to assist the driver in traffic jams, as well as an Advanced Park parking assistant.
A new version of the Mirai (2024) gets an extended base package with Safety Sense safety features.
The inside of the car has also seen changes. The car’s multimedia system now features a 12.3-inch touchscreen. In addition, the interior has been updated with a 64-tone backlight, a built-in video recorder, and support for a digital key that lets you unlock doors and start the engine with your smartphone.
The car’s interior has also been updated with a new color scheme.
The new Toyota Mirai (2024) is already available for purchase in Japan with prices starting at $49,500 to $59,000 (4.5 million rubles to 5.4 million rubles).
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