Toyota, Subaru, Mazda will explore greener fueling options for internal combustion

toyota hydrogen.jpg — A Toyota Corolla race car equipped with a hydrogen burning engine. (HANS GREIMEL)

November 13, 2021 02:47 AM

MIMASAKA, Japan – Toyota marshalled corporate allies this weekend to form a Team Japan dedicated to keeping internal combustion engines alive on the road to carbon neutrality even as rivals continue to gravitate toward battery electric vehicles.

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