In a bid to showcase its plans on future mobility, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation of Japan, organised an explanation, demonstration and driving experience of its electrified vehicle technologies, Hydrogen (Mirai), Hybrid (Aqua & Camry) and Electric (eQ), at National Stadium in New Delhi between December 5 and 6, 2019.

With this solar rooftop project installation, the Pune plant of the company will reduce its CO2 emissions over 9000 tonne.

This event has exhibited Toyota’s green technology with globally acclaimed electrified vehicles such as Toyota EQ (Battery Electric Vehicle), Toyota Aqua and Toyota Camry (Strong Hybrid Vehicle) and Toyota Mirai (Fuel Cell Vehicle).

With this, the Pune plant will reduce over 9000 tonne of CO2 emission.

In this new solution, electric motor acts as a means of propulsion and energy recuperation.

BorgWarner - a global leader in propulsion system solutions - has three production plants and one technical center in India. With India set to adopt BS VI emission norms, auto component suppliers are looking at huge business opportunities.

Together, FPT Industrial and Magirus have raised the bar in the development and manufacture of sustainable firefighting vehicles.

The irregular availability of renewable energies requires new energy carriers and electricity storage technologies. This is the only way to ensure sustainable mobility for tomorrow.

Stacked bipolar plates form the core of the fuel cell, which makes important contribution to shaping sustainable mobility.