The company expects FCHVs to reach full mass-market commercialization during the 2020s, by when it aims to be selling tens of thousands of vehicles each year. This market growth will be supported by the wider roll-out of fuel cell vehicle technology; the development of hydrogen refueling infrastructure that will bring filling stations within easy reach of greater numbers of people; and cost reductions that go hand-in-hand with a maturing technology.
It is worth mentioning that Hyundai recently announced that the world’s first full production of hydrogen powered vehicles will arrive in the United Kingdom, with its ix35 Fuel Cell models, as part of the London Hydrogen Network Expansion (LNHE) project.
Source: Toyota