Toyota has always worked to make the Earth cleaner. When it introduced the Prius in 2000, Toyota made it clear that the automotive industry had to come together and work to make cleaner and greener cars.
Now, in 2016, they have updated and improved the Prius, introduced a mass produced fuel cell vehicle, the Mirai. Almost every major OEM has their own hybrid or eco-friendly vehicle. Toyota has decided to step up their game and move ahead of the pack by helping the next generation.
With alternative energy being a huge topic these days, Toyota has begun working with the with the Hydrogen Horizon Automotive Challenge. This program works with teenagers around the world to help them gain an understanding of how they can work help to clean up the Earth.
The #Hydrogen Horizon Automotive Challenge teaches potential future automakers to make the automobile of the future. https://t.co/5xgKSpM41r
— Toyota Motor Corp. (@ToyotaMotorCorp) August 10, 2016
These teens will get the chance to identify the problem, work together to build their solution, and finally test out their solution in real time with a model car. This type of hands on experience is vital for success in today's world and Toyota is helping to make sure that these lucky teens will have it.
If you are interested in see our own inventory of smart, green vehicles, everyone here at Chicago Northside Toyota, located at 5625 N Broadway, would be glad to help.
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