My Garage

Toyota Mirai

Toyota Mirai

Toyota Mirai

When we talk about beautiful designs, we mean the Toyota Mirai. This sedan has been born straight out of the future with flowing lines and a great appearance that quickly distracts you. It uses a hydrogen-powered propeller system with a zero-emission option that lets you refuel your vehicle in a few minutes instead of waiting at an EV charger.

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Toyota Mirai 2

 

Benefits of EVs

Zero emissions

Government grants may be offered and EVs may be eligible for tax benefits or subsidies

Electric vehicles are silent due to the absence of moving parts

Electric vehicles have quick acceleration due to the high torque available from the get-go

Low maintenance and less frequent service intervals

Low running costs

You can charge electric cars at home and leave with 100% available range

Lower cost per mile compared to gasoline powered cars

 

Overview

Overview

Starting Price: $54,990

Horse Power: 182

0 to 100km: 9.1secs

Warranty: 36 months or 60,000km

Fuel Efficiency: 3.1L/100km (City) / 3.3L/100km (Highway)

Range: 647km

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Power and Performance

The Toyota Mirai is powered by a powertrain with an electric fuel cell which means that hydrogen is converted into electricity by an onboard fuel cell. Electricity is created by the fuel cells by stripping electrons from the hydrogen atoms. Water is then created by hydrogen bonding with oxygen while electrons power the electric motor. 

 

The Mirai produces 182 horsepower through a one-speed direct-drive transmission to the rear wheels. The Mirai provides you with a range of 647km on a full tank.

 

The Mirai also comes with three drive modes: eco, sport, and normal. Eco improves fuel economy, normal is for more balanced performance, and sport is for a more spirited drive, and all this can be done at the push of a button.

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Power and Performance
Charging

Charging

The beauty of the Mirai is that you don’t need a charger like you’d with an EV. Refuelling the Mirai is simple. You put the hydrogen pump in a carbon fibre tank to fill the car through the nozzle. In about five minutes, you’re good to go.

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Warranty & Coverage

The warranty on a Mirai is 36 months or 60,000km, whichever comes first.

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Warranty & Coverage
Exterior

Exterior

Mirai is a bold and responsive vehicle with a lower, longer and wider design set off on standard 48.26cm alloy wheels or 50.8cm super chrome alloy wheels. This vehicle is also aerodynamically engineered to enhance fuel efficiency and deliver a high standard. It also has multi-LED front turn signal lamps, bi-beam headlights, and LED rear tail lights.

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Interior, Comfort, and Cargo

The interior of the Mirai is as equally amazing to match the exterior. There’s copper-coloured trim that highlights some elements on the dash and door panels to give it some pizzazz. 

 

The Mirai also has a panoramic view moonroof, heated and ventilated seats, multicolour ambient lighting, and tri-zone automatic climate control. The vehicle has enough room to accommodate five people.

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Interior, Comfort, and Cargo
Infotainment and Connectivity

Infotainment and Connectivity

The Mirai comes with a standard 31.24cm touchscreen, Wi-Fi hotspot, SiriusXM satellite radio, JBL audio system, and in-dash navigation. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard.  

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Safety and Driver Assistance Features

The Mirai offers standard driver assistance features found in most Toyotas: Adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist and lane departure warning, and automated emergency braking with pedestrian detection, to name a few.

 
Pre-order Yours Now!

Safety and Driver Assistance Features

 

Conclusion

 

Conclusion

For now, that’s all the information we have. As more information becomes available, we'll update this article with more details about towing capacity, battery warranty, etc. So, check back with us soon!

 

Pre-Order Yours Today!

 

Return to Blog

Categories: Hybrid/Electric Vehicles, Toyota