Toyota Mirai Model Years and History

Toyota Mirai Model Years

2026 Toyota Mirai trims

2026 Mirai

The Toyota Mirai carries over with minimal changes for 2026.

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2025 Toyota Mirai trims

2025 Mirai

The Toyota Mirai rolls into 2025 with minimal changes and simplified the lineup to just one trim.

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2024 Toyota Mirai trims

2024 Mirai

The Toyota Mirai rolls into 2024 with minimal changes.

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2023 Toyota Mirai trims

2023 Mirai

The Toyota Mirai rolls into 2023 with minimal changes.

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2022 Toyota Mirai trims

2022 Mirai

After a redesign in 2021 the Toyota Mirai rolls into 2022 with minimal changes

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2021 Toyota Mirai trims

2021 Mirai

The Toyota Mirai has been completely redesigned for 2021, the most notable change being an increase in the range to 402 miles.

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2020 Toyota Mirai trims

2020 Mirai

The Mirai continues into 2020 with no notable changes. A redesigned Mirai is rumored to be on the horizon for the 2021 model year.

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2019 Toyota Mirai trims

2019 Mirai

There are no changes for the Mirai going into the 2019 model year. It remains one of the only vehicles to be sold in the United States powered by hydrogen.

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2018 Toyota Mirai trims

2018 Mirai

There are no changes for the Mirai going into the 2018 model year. It remains one of the only vehicles to be sold in the United States powered by hydrogen.

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2017 Toyota Mirai trims

2017 Mirai

Following its debut last year, the Toyota Mirai is unchanged for 2017, though a new color, Atmospheric Black, joins the lineup.

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2016 Toyota Mirai trims

2016 Mirai

The Mirai is an all-new car from Toyota, currently being sold exclusively in California, though Toyota has plans to release the car in the rest of the country shortly. Unlike the Prius, which uses gasoline, the Mirai refuels with liquid hydrogen. This has several advantages, the main one being that the Mirai releases virtually no pollutants into the atmosphere.

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About Mirai

The Toyota Mirai is one of the first hydrogen fuel cell vehicles that could be purchased by the American driving public. The word Mirai is a Japanese word translated into English to mean ‘future'. Slightly longer than a Camry sedan, the Toyota Mirai features a cutting-edge four-door sedan appearance. Supplied by two carbon fiber-reinforced pressurized hydrogen tanks, the fuel cell processes the gas into electrical energy used to power a 151-horsepower electric motor. The rated driving range for the Toyota Mirai is 312 miles and hydrogen refueling time is projected to take roughly five minutes. LED headlights, heated mirrors, power adjustable front seats, premium audio system and Lane Departure warning system is all standard equipment on the Mirai. The official sale date for the Toyota Mirai was on October 21, 2015 coinciding with the fictional futuristic date travelled to in the film ‘Back to the Future II'. Due to the scarce existence of publicly accessible hydrogen refueling sources in the United States, the Mirai's sales is limited to regions in California.