Toyota FCV Plus concept (2015)
Concept car · 2015 · Hydrogen fuel cell
A hydrogen fuel-cell car that doubles as a power plant for society
The FCV Plus, revealed at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show, extends Toyota's hydrogen vision beyond zero-emission driving. Its fuel-cell stack sits between the front wheels and the hydrogen tank behind the rear seat, with independent in-wheel motors on all four corners freeing up a spacious cabin in a compact footprint. Beyond the road, the car is conceived as a miniature power plant: its stack can generate electricity from hydrogen stored outside the vehicle to fuel other cars or feed power back into the local grid.
Key facts
- Powertrain: Hydrogen fuel-cell with four in-wheel motors
- Fuel-cell stack: Mounted between front wheels
- Hydrogen tank: Behind rear seat
- Feature: Can generate electricity for external use / grid
- Length: 3,800 mm
- Width: 1,750 mm
- Height: 1,540 mm
- Wheelbase: 3,000 mm
Production
- Status: Concept only
- Hydrogen fuel-cell mobility concept, a showcase only.
- Revealed at 2015 Tokyo Motor Show
Source: NetCarShow - Toyota FCV Plus Concept (2015)