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ALL NEW 2022 Toyota Mirai Limited Review | Release And Date | Pricing | Specs | Interior & Exterior

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ALL NEW 2022 Toyota Mirai Limited Review | Release And Date | Pricing | Specs | Interior & Exterior – Wearing one of Toyota’s most beautiful designs, the 2022 Mirai sedan looks like it rolled straight out of a future where boxy SUVs are so passé. Its flowing lines and upscale appearance distract from its true party piece, which is its hydrogen-powered propulsion system. Acceleration is leisurely from the onboard electric motor, but the Mirai is a zero-emission option that lets drivers refuel in mere minutes rather than waiting around at an EV charger. The interior is posh, its ride is forgiving, and handling is unexpectedly lively, but the Mirai can’t venture too far away from areas where hydrogen fueling stations are available. For that reason, the Mirai–as well as its chief rival, the Hyundai Nexo—is currently sold only in California.The Mirai carries over into 2022 with no changes. Even the hydrogen-powered beauty’s price remains the sameThe Mirai is offered in either the base XLE trim or the loaded Limited guise, but we’d stick with the less expensive of the two. Standard interior features include heated and power-adjustable seats, keyless entry and ignition, faux-leather upholstery, and a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen. All Mirai models come with a $15,000 fuel credit and 21 days of complimentary vehicle rentals for when travel dictates drives away from areas with hydrogen fueling stations.

Hi welcome to the amazing car news channel wearing one of toyota’s most beautiful designs the 2022 mirai sedan looks like it rolled straight out of a future where boxy suvs are so passe its flowing lines and upscale appearance distract from its true party piece which is its hydrogen powered propulsion system acceleration is leisurely from the onboard electric

Motor but the mirai is a zero emission option that lets drivers refuel in mere minutes rather than waiting around at an ev charger the interior is posh its ride is forgiving and handling is unexpectedly lively but the mirai can’t venture too far away from areas where hydrogen fueling stations are available for that reason the mirai as well as its chief rival the

Hyundai nexo is currently sold only in california the mirai carries over into 2022 with no changes even the hydrogen powered beauty’s price remains the same the mirai is offered in either the base xle trim or the loaded limited guys but we’d stick with the less expensive of the two standard interior features include heated and power adjustable seats keyless entry

And ignition faux leather upholstery and a 12.3 inch infotainment touchscreen all mirai models come with a 15 000 fuel credit and 21 days of complementary vehicle rentals for when travel dictates drives away from areas with hydrogen fueling stations engine transmission and performance the toyota mirai is powered by what’s called a fuel cell electric powertrain

Meaning that hydrogen which could actually come from cow manure among other sources is converted into electricity by the onboard fuel cell essentially a chemical laboratory on wheels fuel cells create electricity by stripping electrons from hydrogen atoms the hydrogen then bonds to oxygen to create water while the electrons power the electric motor the result is

An electric vehicle that is fueled with hydrogen from a pump rather than electrons drawn from the nation’s electrical power grid the electric motor powering the mirai produces 182 horsepower all of which is sent through a one-speed direct drive transmission to the rear wheels although toyota claims the mirai requires a leisurely 9.1 seconds to reach 60 miles per

Hour the immediate nature of the electric motor’s power delivery makes it feel perkier than that when driving around town likewise the rear-wheel drive chassis delivers a surprising level of athleticism while preserving a refined and composed ride the epa hasn’t released estimates for the mirai’s fuel economy yet but the previous generation model earned ratings

Of 67 mpg for both city and highway driving the more frugal of the two nexo models comes in at 65 mpg city 58 mpg highway according to toyota the 2021 mirai is good for up to 402 miles per fill up of hydrogen for more information about the mirai’s fuel economy visit the epa’s website thanks for watching you

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