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Toyota has unveiled a hydrogen-powered prototype test car as the next step on the road to racing with the alternative fuel at the Le Mans 24 Hours. A car Toyota is calling the GR LH2 Racing Concept was unveiled at Le Mans on Wednesday and is designed to advance its understanding and knowledge of running an internal combustion engine fuelled by liquid hydrogen. The GR LH2 has been built at Toyota Gazoo Racing Europe in the German city of Cologne around a chassis from its GR010 HYBRID Le Mans Hypercar. No details of the engine or hybrid system, which have been developed at Toyota’s Higashi-Fuji Technical Centre in Japan, were revealed. TGRE chairman Kazuki Nakajima said: “Our intent at this moment is to test the car, test not only the combustion engine but to learn a lot about the infrastructure and fuelling system. “Our main target right now is to expand the possibilities of hydrogen combustion engine technology. “There is more to come and to get to the right level w...

The true battle shaping the automobile's future doesn't revolve around batteries; it centers on software. Provided that automotive manufacturers can manage it effectively. The vehicle of tomorrow won’t stay static; instead, it will evolve, enhance, and provide greater utility as years go by. It will sync seamlessly with your personal devices, deliver advanced automation for driving tasks, and personalize itself according to your distinct tastes. Throughout automotive history, major transformations have occurred, but this upcoming shift might redefine the industry permanently. In other words, provided that automobile manufacturers can indeed make it work. Photo by: Hyundai Hyundai Motor Group's Pleos software label The fresh boundary distinguishing the cutting-edge from the outdated is software . It is software that enables a device to Rivian or Tesla feel so modern, and a Toyota or Mazda Less so. This feature...