THIS car comes with highest mileage, runs 260 km in 1 litre fuel

Recently, Toyota's Mirai car set a global record for the longest distance travelled on hydrogen fuel, which was later added to the Guinness World Records.

New Delhi: The world has been compelled to consider alternate fuels due to the ever-increasing prices of gasoline and diesel. Many countries, notably India, are fast transitioning to electric vehicles (EV), while others, such as Japan, have begun to use hydrogen as a fuel.

Recently, Toyota's Mirai car set a global record for the longest distance travelled on hydrogen fuel, which was later added to the Guinness World Records. The most notable characteristic of this vehicle was that it completed a 1360 km voyage after being refuelled. During this time, 5.65 kg of hydrogen were consumed. The car had a mileage of 260 km per kilogramme, according to this.

Toyota Mirai was introduced in 2016, according to the firm. This was the company's first hydrogen-fueled fuel cell electric vehicle. This vehicle is for sale in North America for a retail price. Simply put, humans will benefit greatly from the use of hydrogen fuel. However, in India, hydrogen fuel is not currently considered a viable choice.