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  Tesla and Toyota have taken different approaches to powering their vehicles, with Tesla primarily using lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) and Toyota opting for hydrogen fuel cells in models like the Prius FCV and Mirai. The choice of technology involves a combination of factors, including efficiency, infrastructure, cost, and the overall vision of the companies.   Tesla's Use of Lithium-Ion Batteries: Efficiency and Performance:  Lithium-ion batteries have proven to be highly efficient for electric vehicles. They offer a high energy density, allowing for longer driving ranges on a single charge. The power-to-weight ratio of lithium-ion batteries contributes to the impressive acceleration and performance characteristics of Tesla vehicles. Charging Infrastructure:  The electric charging infrastructure is more established globally compared to hydrogen fueling stations. Tesla has invested significantly in building out its Supercharger network, providing convenient and

 Toyota has launched its first all-electric SUV bz4X in the international market. This SUV will be sold in the US and Japan markets. The Toyota bz4X electric SUV will take on the Kia EV6 and Hyundai Ionic 5 in the international markets. Toyota is producing this SUV in Japan and is targeting to sell 5,000 units in the first year of its launch. The Toyota bz4X is based on the Japanese carmaker's e-TNGA platform. The company claims that this electric SUV offers the most legroom in the mid-size SUV segment. Toyota has used a new design language in the bz4X which makes this SUV look ahead of time. The company will make this electric SUV available in front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive options. Premium feel in the interior The interior of the Toyota bz4X electric SUV looks very premium. The company has given a thick windshield in it to reduce the noise of the tires in the cabin. The cabin gets a 12.3-inch central infotainment system. Apart from this, the cabin also gets wireless phone

  The History of the Toyota Hilux spans Eight Generations, during which the pickup has earned a reputation as one of the world's most reliable and dependable commercial vehicles. Having survived extreme environments in the Arctic and Antarctic - and all points in between - this ultra-tough machine's credentials are proven beyond doubt. Yet despite its no-nonsense approach, the Hilux package has slowly evolved over the years to become a complete motoring solution, bridging the gap between work use and everyday driving needs. History of the Toyota Hilux: Partnerships Hino Motors   The history of the Toyota Hilux begins outside the Toyota Motor Corporation. Its roots are found in the Brisca line of small pick-ups made by Japanese commercial vehicle manufacturer Hino Motors since 1961. Toyota's history with the pick-up dates back to the 1947 SB model, but the second generation Brisca, Toyota is halfway into production. Partnered with Hino Motors and rolled out minor model impro

  The Toyota Urban Cruiser 2020 Subcompact SUV is up for sale in India today, and we will bring all your live updates from the launch event here. It will be the smallest SUV from the Japanese carmaker in India, and also its first sub-4 meter SUV in the market. Of course, this is essentially a reboot of the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza with some minor cosmetic updates and brand new badging.We have already given you a fair view of your expectations regarding the SUV and its prices. Keep watching this space for the rest of the updates from the launch event. The new Toyota Urban Cruiser 2020 will come in three variants - Mid, High and Premium and all three trims will come with the option of automatic transmission. Under the hood is, of course, the same BS6 compliant, 1.5-liter K-series petrol engine designed to produce 103 bhp and 138 Nm of peak torque. The motor comes with a 5-speed manual gearbox and an optional 4-speed automatic torque converter. The new Toyota Urban Cruiser 2020 feature