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Toyota and Yamaha are strengthening their ties that go way back and are now looking to show that the upcoming cars can still drive using internal-combustion engines in a world that lacks fossil fuels, so they set up a plan to develop a hydrogen-powered V-8 engine.
The Japanese companies (Toyota, Yamaha, Subaru, Mazda, and Kawasaki) are looking for ways to widen the horizon of alternative fuel technologies like biodiesel and synthetic fuels as well as hydrogen.
In this picture is the hydrogen-powered GR Yaris concept
This certain approach is not quietly new, for BMW already produced the sedan Hydrogen 7, which is packed with a hydrogen-powered V-12, we also saw the Chinese automaker, GAC, test some hydrogen-powered engines, moreover, we have the hydrogen-powered GR Yaris concept.
Furthermore, 2022 Toyota Mirai, as we mentioned before that this car burns hydrogen instead of gasoline with water emissions only.
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In this picture is the hydrogen-powered Corolla Sport
This strategy started to gain more popularity lately, which prompted Toyota and Yamaha to develop a race car engine seen previously in Corolla Sport.
The studies are piling up year after year in hopes of handling the climate impact of internal-combustion engines without letting go of them completely. However, these studies still face many obstacles like lack of fueling infrastructure and they can prove to be less efficient than fuel cells.
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