Toyota's Hydrogen Truck Math: 1,500 Rigs, 30 Stations, One Break-Even Number
Toyota's most interesting hydrogen project right now has nothing to do with a Mirai sitting unsold on a lot. It's the trucks that haul stampings and seat frames between suppliers, and the reason it suddenly has momentum isn't carbon. It's the Strait of Hormuz. Start with what happened to Japan's fuel supply this year. METI announced on 24 March that tankers had been unable to move through Hormuz for a prolonged period and that Middle East crude arrivals had dropped sharply, and the ministry rele
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