Toyota Motor Executive Vice President Mitsuhisa Kato introduces the company’s hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicle. Toyota will start selling its first fuel-cell sedan in 2015 carrying a price tag of around $70,000. Fuel-cell cars are seen as the Holy Grail of green cars as they are powered by a chemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen, which produces nothing more harmful than water. AFP PHOTO
Toyota Motor Executive Vice President Mitsuhisa Kato introduces the company’s hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicle. Toyota will start selling its first fuel-cell sedan in 2015 carrying a price tag of around $70,000. Fuel-cell cars are seen as the Holy Grail of green cars as they are powered by a chemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen, which produces nothing more harmful than water. AFP PHOTO

TOYOTA will start selling its first fuel-cell car this financial year, with a price tag of around $70,000.

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