Toyota to supply hydrogen fuel-cell tech to China's FAW, Higer Bus

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Tries to promote technology it views as superior to battery-powered vehicles.

Toyota to supply hydrogen fuel-cell tech to China's FAW, Higer Bus
Toyota Motor Corp will supply key hydrogen fuel-cell parts to Chinese automakers FAW and Higer Bus, as the Japanese automaker tries to promote the technology it continues to view as superior to rapidly spreading battery-powered vehicles. Toyota is betting the move, part of a broader offensive, ...

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