Toyota's New Sora Fuel Cell Bus: 20% Less Hydrogen, +100 Km
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Toyota, in collaboration with Isuzu, developed the new Sora with an improved hydrogen fuel cell system, increased autonomy and upgraded safety systems. In addition to its technological cutting-edge, with the hydrogen system, the Sora has another, beneficial feature: it can function as a mobile power supply unit in cases of emergency. Eight years after the appearance of the first version, the new Sora brings significant technological improvements…
Toyota presents the new Sora, a hydrogen bus that exceeds 300 kilometers of autonomy and can refuel in just 10 minutes. Developed with Isuzu, it incorporates improvements in efficiency, safety and accessibility to revolutionize public transport.
The new generation Toyota Sora electric bus uses an electric powertrain combined with a hydrogen fuel cell, capable of traveling over 300km on a single charge. Notably, despite a 20% reduction in the total hydrogen tank capacity, the vehicle's range has increased by 100km compared to the previous generation.
Toyota has introduced the new Sora hydrogen bus, developed jointly with Isuzu, which has a range of more than 300 kilometers and is part of the company’s strategy to move towards zero-emission public transport. The model combines Isuzu’s electric urban battery bus platform with the fuel cell system developed by Toyota.
The new generation of the Toyota Sora has better performance, smaller hydrogen tanks and faster recharge.
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