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Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles

Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs) use hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity, powering the electric motor. Unlike battery electric vehicles (BEVs) which store electricity in a battery, FCEVs produce electricity on board using a fuel cell. This electricity then powers an electric motor, allowing the vehicle to drive. The hydrogen is stored in a special fuel tank.

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All of Toyota's cars will be either hybrid or fully electric by 2025
Toyota has concentrated mainly on hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and hybrid cars over electric ones. But the company made a big announcement in Tokyo this week: every Toyota and Lexus model will be available as fully electric or with an electric option in...

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