Stuttgart, traditionally known for its car industry was the final stop on our tour. However we were not here to see cars……our interest was focussed on the DLR (the German Aerospace Centre) and the presentation […]
Mannheim was the starting point of an historic event way back in 1888 and the 4th stop on our tour. Bertha Benz drove the Patent Motorwagen from Mannheim to Pforzheim a distance of 106km that […]
Mainz is one of the oldest cities in Europe but it is thoroughly up to date when it comes to the Hydrogen Society. Mainz was the 3rd stop on the tour. This was the chance […]
The beautiful city of Cologne renowned for its High Gothic architectural cathedral was the next stop on the journey. It is also known for its important chemical industry. Who would have imagined that a […]
Hamburg, famous for having the world’s largest model railway and the beginning of our road trip. http://www.miniatur-wunderland.com/ So you won’t buy a hydrogen car because there is nowhere to refuel. Wrong. Our journey starts in […]
The Hydrogen Tour The chicken or the egg. An age old dilemma. You know the story, you need experience to get a job but you need a job to get experience. How does anything […]
90% is the reduction of rear-end collisions thanks to Toyota’s set of advanced safety technologies. Instead of keeping safety features in a car only the happy few can afford, Toyota has been a strong advocate […]
Hydrogen. Fuel cell cars. The Toyota Mirai. You may have heard about it – but how much do you know? Do the test. Impress your friends in the pub with below 26 buzzwords. And become […]
They all work at Toyota Motor Europe (TME), have good ideas & a common goal – helping people in need. Who are they? They are the volunteers engaged in TOYOTA’s annual employee led corporate social […]
Five stars for the Prius even under stricter test conditions CO2 and pollutant emissions were also measured in real-world driving for the first time Prius Hybrid is also the most eco-friendly vehicle with combustion engine […]
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