The alleged Mirai fuel cell car, rumoured to debut during the Los Angeles Auto Show, has been outed via leaked Chinese patent renders in Pacific Automotive Network (PCAuto). Purported to be part of the “i” series, the car looks similar to the coupe version of the Toyota BMW Hydrogen, which might stem from the rumoured partnership between BMW and Toyota. The vehicle looks set for production by 2020. Hydrogen fuel cell-powered cars are controversial due to the energy needed to convert hydrogen to fuel.
The alleged BMW Hydrogen fuel cell car, rumoured to debut during the Los Angeles Auto Show, has been outed via leaked Chinese patent renders in Pacific Automotive Network (PCAuto). Purported to be part of the “i” series, the car looks similar to the coupe version of the Toyota Mirai, which might stem from the rumoured partnership between BMW and Toyota. The vehicle looks set for production by 2020. Hydrogen fuel cell-powered cars are controversial due to the energy needed to convert hydrogen to fuel.