Hydrogen-Powered Cars in Japan

The video explores the culture of green cars in Japan, focusing on the Toyota Mirai, a hydrogen car. It discusses the driving experience, challenges like limited hydrogen stations, and high costs. Additionally, it highlights Toyota's development of a solar-powered hybrid car as a more affordable alternative.

What is the main focus of the virtual tour in Japan?

• Visiting famous tourist attractions

• Investigating the popularity of green cars

• Reviewing the latest technology gadgets

• Exploring traditional Japanese culture

What is a significant challenge for the Toyota Mirai in Japan?

• Lack of interest from consumers

• Limited number of hydrogen charging stations

• High maintenance costs

• Poor performance on highways

How does the Toyota Mirai compare to traditional cars in terms of driving experience?

• It feels similar to driving a hybrid

• It has a slower acceleration

• It is more difficult to handle

• It is noisier and less comfortable

What is a key advantage of the solar-powered hybrid car developed by Toyota?

• It can be charged for free in sunny conditions

• It has a faster charging time than electric cars

• It is available worldwide

• It requires no maintenance

In which regions are the solar-powered hybrid cars currently available?

• Only in Japan

• In Japan and some European countries

• Worldwide

• In Japan and Singapore