Toyota revealed today in Tokyo the FCV-R concept, without saying too much about it. The Toyota FCV-R depicts a family car, which is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell and has "sporty" aspirations. Toyota's new four-door four-seat concept has a rather aggressive appearance, measuring 4.7 meters in length. With a fuel tank capable of holding up to 70 MPa, the Toyota FCV-R is rated with a maximum range of 430 miles, which is quite promising.
In terms of design, Toyota's FCV-R comes with generous bumpers, LED lights and some quite interesting-looking rims. The narrow taillights and projectors, together with the huge front grille, add to the appeal of the FCV-R.
The interior of the FCV-R is dominated by the entertainment system, which seems to feature a large touch screen, and a leather / Alcantara upholstery.
We'll have more details on the Toyota FCV-R as soon as they surface. Meanwhile watch the new concept on video lower down this page.
Toyota FCV-R video:
