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Green cars are eco? That's so lat-2000s! Blue is the new green. Volkswagen has Think Blue and BlueMotion, Mercedes has BlueTEC engines and now Toyota has a blue fuel cell concept car!
The Japanese automaker was pretty keen on making a statement at this year’s Detroit Auto Show, therefore the company brought the FCV concept, a machinery that will surely leave a mark when it will hit the open road.
The vehicle debuted at last week’s Consumer Electronics Show and now made its way to Detroit, where let us tell you that this concept car is an outrageous eye-catcher. The hydrogen powered vehicle is pretty impressive and one can see that the guys from Toyota sure did their homework.
Visually, the fuel cell vehicle came wrapped in a metallic blue shade and its design lines gave it a one-of-a-kind fluidity. So, Toyota gave this particular sedan a futuristic appearance, a look that screams edginess.
Yes, you certainly won’t think of this car as common. Whether we are talking about its design or its hydrogen tanks that theoretically can produce enough energy to power an entire house for a week, the FCV is mouth watering.
In case you are one of the lucky ones that can actually afford this eco-friendly car, let us tell you that Toyota plans on making in available sometime in 2015.
The vehicle debuted at last week’s Consumer Electronics Show and now made its way to Detroit, where let us tell you that this concept car is an outrageous eye-catcher. The hydrogen powered vehicle is pretty impressive and one can see that the guys from Toyota sure did their homework.
Visually, the fuel cell vehicle came wrapped in a metallic blue shade and its design lines gave it a one-of-a-kind fluidity. So, Toyota gave this particular sedan a futuristic appearance, a look that screams edginess.
Yes, you certainly won’t think of this car as common. Whether we are talking about its design or its hydrogen tanks that theoretically can produce enough energy to power an entire house for a week, the FCV is mouth watering.
In case you are one of the lucky ones that can actually afford this eco-friendly car, let us tell you that Toyota plans on making in available sometime in 2015.
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