The car manufacturer depends on hydrogen and hybrids. “Hydrogen has a stroke margin, and its infrastructure will be more accessible and more convenient over time. This is our future,” said the Toyota representative.
Toyota believes diesel machines will gradually disappear from the market over the next ten years, and fuel, hybrid and hydrogen technologies will take place in their area. As Vice President of Sales and Marketing Toyota Australia Sean Genly in an interview with Carexpert, in the long run, Diesel has no chance to stay fuel in the future.
“Diesel will not disappear over the next decade, but after that, in my opinion, it will be replaced with hydrogen,” Sean said, adding that fuel cars are capable of performing the same activities as diesel, and sometimes they miss them.
Despite the fact that in 2023 the Toyota’s most popular model in Australia was the Hilux pickup with a diesel line, in 2024 it preceded the Hybrid RAV4. The next generation of this crossover will receive a plug-in hybrid version in 2026, and a hybrid power unit will also appear in the Landcruiser 300, which is now suggested only to a diesel engine.
Genley emphasized that the turbodieli will continue to remain relevant to separate segments, but in the 2030s, especially after the -2035, hydrogen will be a major developmental area. “Hydrogen has a transfer margin, and its infrastructure will be more accessible and more convenient over time. This is our future,” he said.
According to the company’s representative, Australia has the potential to become a world leader in the manufacture and use of hydrogen. “Unfortunately, now many criticize this technology. But any change will require time and investment. We are sure that hydrogen will be the foundation of future transportation,” Genly completed.
We remind you, earlier it was reported that Toyota showed a new Yaris rally on hydrogen.
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