TOYOTA CEO: THIS NEW ENGINE WILL END ELECTRIC CARS," SAYS TOYOTA CEO ABOUT HIS CREATION

[@jim7634]

In 1972 I graduated with a degree in Earth Science. Back the they were saying in 50 to 100 years we will merge into a hydrogen economy.

[@keacoq]

The trouble is you need energy to separate water into hydrgoen and oxygen. Where does that come from?

[@roheasia9696]

But you still need electricity to break water. Water is not the fuel. Hydrogen is.

[@dabrte]

As a Toyota Tundra owner I applaud Toyota's leadership in this field. 👍👍

[@ezudingultimate133]

but electrolysis still using electricity to make it happened. So, how about this?

[@michaeltravers6109]

I wish Toyota well with their development of the water engine. 💧 🚗

[@eaglestar2962]

Toyota keep saying about the same things in the past 8 years but never happen.

[@joshlink2129]

❤I hqve a toyota with over 400,000 miles i drive everyday.

[@vincentdavidson755]

Toyota makes cars that don't keep breaking down like American cars

[@RobertWrotto]

Greatest invention of our time,I hope the money worshippers don’t kill this invention

[@loislara6991]

I love the idea of outfitting existing cars this technology. Just makes more sense.

[@isabelledupond1660]

It's sounds almost too good to be true! GO TOYOTA ! 👍👍😊😊

[@farad44]

I believe in Toyota,they will find the best solution

[@user-vc3ok2xb9s]

They keep launching new technology but, I rarely see them.

[@zatoichi42]

This "car running on water" was sort of popular in the pre-1990s but got pooh-poohed away...

[@j.sumner6999]

Glorious news if it actually works.

[@robertcocciardi2772]

I trust Toyota. I would trade my Camry XLE for such a car! Goooo Toyota!

[@jamesharris9546]

This was possible years ago.....but was kept secret by gas industry.

[@mohmeegaik6686]

Use to produce electricity - for homes, factories leads to cheaper electricity bills. Buy Toyota shares.

[@adada3908]

I will buy such car! That is a real breakthrough.

[@kympp]

As a Japanese, I wish I could believe what Toyota is trying to make you to believe. But it is a fallacy. Even Toyota can’t beat physics. To create hydrogen from water, you need electrolysis, which needs electricity. It’s more efficient to directly power an electric motor. Toyota is only trying to to keep its engine technology and its supply chain alive. But the efficiency is so much better with electric motors.

[@pistolpete8539]

Stanley Meyers invented a water power car way back in the early 1980's.

[@petermcdougall5093]

Go Japan for thinking outside the box

[@User5260jo]

"I love what you do for me, Toyota." Toyota is all we've had since we started driving...37 years ago. From Corolla LE, to Camry LE, Sienna LE and Avalon, XLE. ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@TimotheusJeremiaBouwer]

You will always need electricity to convert water into H and O. And it is always less than 90% sufficient. Where are you gonna get all that electricity from. ???

[@CHUKWUKADIBIA1]

This is the real deal. Go, Toyota, go.

[@DorothyForman-ov4ct]

Sounds better than dealing with China. I hope this will work.

[@mrstephanwehner]

According to the currently accepted laws of physics, there is no way to extract chemical energy from water alone. Water itself is highly stable.

[@nigelcard9927]

Electric cars are finished shortly you will see water power engine by the leading car maker Toyota a company we know we can trust .

[@menadrot.escueta5900]

A Filipino Engineer invented that in the Philippines, wayback in the late 90's..

[@user-us3oh4gv5j]

It was demonstrated by a Filipino more than 3 decades ago but because never supported by people from the government

[@johnlacroix1639]

I like and WOW amazing TY so much ,,Keep up the great work

[@izzaduck8896]

Fantastic! Onward and upward, Toyota... ! Show Elon Musk how to create truly transformative CLEAN vehicles.

[@vishwasrao5591]

ASIAN"S (Japan) ARE SMART GUY'S WHEN IT COMES TO THINKING OUT OF THE BOX , WITH REGARD'S TO HOW TO OUT DO THE PETROL & DESEAL TANK..............

[@crenaud590]

I have been waiting for this.

[@michaelsparks350]

I really hope this works out for Toyota because they've always made good reliable vehicles. This world really needs this and we'll see who the best leaders are by who steps up to work with Toyota and get car sales moving in their country. I hope America has leaders who can see that this is the best direction for the automobile industry all over the world, but everyone knows how much the fossil fuel industry will try to make problems rather than find common ground. No matter what fossil fuel will still be required unless everyone can afford to switch over in the coming months. Airplanes, Buses, the military will all still require fossil fuel, so they're not going anywhere overnight.

[@new_Dharma_Semesta]

Awesome, really looking forward to its presence in Indonesia. Greetings of peace and prosperity from Bali ❤

[@allstatekiwi5646]

Better then battery powered

[@iusa5099]

We need to protect this guy!

[@moemoelotofou]

Very smart technology. Environmental friendly. Save our globe

[@HerbieCassidy]

the only problem is that it isn't true

[@melodywalton3675]

I love the Japanese, so smart, far ahead of us

[@VentoRacing1]

Unfortunately, Toyota has been promising this for the last 20 years. My guess is it will be released right after the Fusion Engine.

[@TadTadkalola]

However, it is not recommended due to the material and manufacturing process being too complicated and slightly higher in cost. In this 20 years, it has not been a suitable sustainable option considering the era, environment, resources, intelligence, materials, and technology costs.

[@andieslive669]

Yes, I saw people in Jamaica use water to help make their cars more fuel efficient.

[@spencerkahwai4455]

I love the Japanese, very innovative. Reminds me of a visit to Japan in 1995 on a cultural visit. It was indeed an eye opener!

[@LHDCarsGermany]

These days there are Diesel engine cars in Germany which are clean, very reliable and much cheaper than electric cars. You can also drive more distance!

[@kaboomVX]

It would literary put holes on multinational oil conglomerates' pockets and that is a big problem🧜‍♂️

[@rickastronut2171]

The price of water will hit the roof and we won’t be able to use rainwater 😢

[@MagicLantern101]

The Mirai hydrogen powered car is out. Adoption is hindered by that lack of a hydrogen fuel infrastructure - fueling stations are extremely few.

[@edgarkohlhepp972]

It's abundant and renewable but it's expensive to break down

[@kanusmen]

I love , think breathe and sleep Toyota. I am totally supportive.

[@nathanielgoolaman4125]

This certainly sounds interesting. It is the new era in, not just the auto industry, but also in the industrial systems generally. It would depend on the efficiency and production cost of the use of hydrogen. It appears that the vehicle will function generally like an electric vehicle but powered by hydrogen and water, with it's battery charging systems similar to the traditional generator or alternator motors. I am definitely interested in that green energy technology.

[@seifukadir5996]

Thanķ you people of Japan

[@donaldsmith5641]

How good will it work in freezing temperatures?

[@the_real_randall]

Producing and storing hydrogen has always been the problem.

[@yallowhill]

Toyota for the eight year in a row promising jam tomorrow

[@friendlytransportservice2016]

please release as soon as posible

[@aupen4402]

This is a complex process with a complex motor with low efficiency

[@timothyrussell4445]

One massive problem: cost. Lots of moving parts mean lots of wear and tear, and the need for lots of servicing.

[@symons666]

A working water powered car was apparently produced in the early 1900s, so it's about time !!

[@ticthak]

This is just a hybrid electric car, with the inverse powertrain topology of conventional hybrids . There is ZERO revolutionary technology, just well-executed engineering of existing electrolysis, fuel cell, and motor technology. The car requires electrons as a fuel source along with water- and in fact nearly all the water could be recycled, so it's not strictl;y a fuel so much as a mediating agent from electric supply to kinetic energy. This is just going to be another stopgap technology until self-powered EVs (with onboard PV) or something truly revolutionary is developed.

[@arvand26]

H2 gas is very expensive

[@joeblogs5163]

When are cars going to be run on fresh air😂😂😂😂😂

[@jackieb6393]

I love Toyota cars I have a 2010 Toyota 4 Run I love it❤

[@dansokodua4441]

I will wait for you Toyota, good job.

[@ananto_kusumo]

ELECTRIC CARS tidak akan bisa berkembang terlalu jauh

[@angelmaldonado7967]

Isn't this the same technology that the Detroit Automakers said was to expensive so they stopped development work on it back in the late 90's.

[@BonifaceEneda]

Great inventions by Toyota

[@markgendala5689]

According to classical physics, it takes MORE energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen then the energy produced by re-combining these two one again into water... Let's hope Toyota proves it wrong.

[@user-ig1nq5io7z]

Remember the Stanley Steamer back in the 1930s

[@JoniMitchell-qi6hr]

Thermalcars? Only when the sun shines 2 months. A year😢😮❤

[@ARTUROmechanika]

I guess Toyota took up this project after the Fukushima power plant accident. When a hydrogen tank exploded there. This is just my guess. But I support these studies.👍

[@Jim-z3c]

go toyota go good job

[@trk11164]

What about hydrogen gas leaks and explosions?

[@garyvanvreden2229]

100 percent I have the same technology and I have proved it work.

[@tonyc9035]

TOYOTA IS JOINING KODAK & NOKIA SOON!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@lynnbhatti9179]

Good dream wake-up please ❤❤ ❤❤ ❤❤ ❤❤ ❤❤

[@tanpham762]

I hope the water engine will accept excess water from our bodies 😊.

[@TCO3011]

ICE engines whatever the fuel is only 30% efficient. On the other hand, Nikola Tesla's induction motor is 80% efficient according to physics. Electrolysis of water is not efficient either... Furthermore, ICE has more moving parts which require more maintenance..

[@philipceferino2400]

The impossible become possible, go Toyota.

[@artovalehtelija]

This engine still needs maintenance 😢

[@Kricnit]

Not enough platinum in the world for this to be viable at mass production levels. 😂

[@peterg219]

Stanley Meyer invented and proved this technology circa 1990's. He was soon dead for his vision, talent and efforts.

[@BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists]

These autos will consume more water, but there is a benefit. If they can utilize treated sewage water, it not only eliminates greater demand for water, it will clean the sewage water and convert it to clean water vapor. This will help clean the natural lakes and streams that now receive that water. We are working on methods to clean that water directly, but applaud these efforts as well!

[@mohammedkhan9545]

This water powered vehicle once invented by an American in 1950's or 1960's. So far as I remember he stopped by the powerful oil and gas industry and the inventor later found dead or killed.

[@Nathan-df1ii]

The first car ran on water. HELLO. It's all about $$$$ and big corporations DAH

[@SONMINHTRAN1]

GREATEST CREATION OF CENTURY

[@andreasjonsson8075]

Well. Toyota also introduced the CVT erhm.

[@ayupmeducks7609]

Trouble is, water will cost £5 a gallon and we will all be saving our shower and bath water to chuck in instead, keeping an eye out for the water police.

[@maggiepennington5583]

They had water motors for cars back in 1800’s

[@royagbayani5070]

H20 needs additional special kind of catalyst to power an engine. However, H20 corrodes the engine therefore additional cost is needed to protect metal parts from corrosion.

[@charming7722]

Sure, it's called a steam engine. Trains ran with steam engines for quite a while.

[@BobSainsbury]

And what happens to cars in very cold countries. Doesn't water freeze?😅

[@ketohero1780]

Keep on dreaming. Don't ever wake up!

[@Steph_7d7]

Hydrogen engines are awesome, the best idea for environmental progress so far. Evs are resource intensive and inneficient, less efficient and less effective than ice vehicles. This eliminates emissions and the need for so many batteries, saves the planet of the needed resource mines and cuts down on child labour mining too. Toyota for the win

[@matthewyee407]

Thank you Toyota CEO, You have been saying that the hydrogen fuel engine is the future for the last 3 years, then why do the Chinese EV's dominate the market today? Why hasn't it ended the EV's?

[@Sickoftheinsanity]

I heard that the Petroleum industry bought a patent for a water powered car engine years ago and buried it. Also, they, the petroleum industry, bought patent for an engine that would run 100 miles on a gallon of gas and buried that too. Whether or not that’s an urban myth I don’t know, but it is certainly believable. But with one of the worlds leading car companies coming up with it, unless the petroleum industry decides to hand Toyota a couple trillion dollars, this might actually become a thing. A real thing. I truly hope it does!!

[@davidrohlader3498]

I'm told that ESSO killed steam cars, I wonder what will be the reaction to this from big oil.

[@danburque7555]

I have an engine that runs on dirt.😊❤