Hydrogen cars. Comparison between the Hyundai Nexo and the Toyota Mirai.

The Toyota Mirai and Hyundai Nexo were both quite well-liked; they are the two most significant vehicles running on hydrogen fuel, but nobody has ever discussed how the two vehicles compare and contrast despite the fact that they both have a lot of potential as hydrogen vehicles.

The website "Hydrogen Fuel News" said that fuel cell and hydrogen cars differ from one another exactly like conventional gasoline-powered cars do.

He claimed that the Hyundai Nexo SUV and Toyota Mirai sedan, two of the most popular hydrogen vehicles, initially appeared to have radically different driving characteristics and experiences. 

 The research outlined the similarities and contrasts between the two cars, pointing out that, aside from using hydrogen fuel, they also have other things in common besides their shapes.

The investigation looked more closely at every aspect of the two cars, from their outside design and driving habits to their interior features and capabilities.

 The Toyota Mirai appears to be a luxury vehicle from the outside since, according to the report, it is a sedan. With a stylish grille in the front bumper and exquisite wheels to highlight its sophisticated design, it has a commanding outward presence.

The Toyota Mirai boasts a variety of amenities inside, and its rear-wheel drive vehicle's engine has won praise from critics.

 The vehicle is powered by an innovative polymer-electric fuel cell and has a single permanent magnet synchronous electric motor. It can go to 60 mph in 9 seconds, which is slower than the Hyundai Nexo, and it has a maximum torque of 182 horsepower and 300 pound-feet.

Hyundai Nexo features

The Hyundai Nexo has a sturdy exterior that complements its role as an SUV, as well as a variety of attractive design characteristics that fit its aesthetic, like the front grille's shape and the door handles' overall manly appearance. 

Hydrogen cars. Comparison between the Hyundai Nexo and the Toyota Mirai

The car has a 40 kWh battery pack that powers a single tandem electric motor that is driven by a 95 kW fuel cell array and produces 161 horsepower and 291 pound-feet of torque when driven with the front wheels.

 This hydrogen-powered vehicle accelerates to 60 mph more quickly than the other two, doing it in 8.4 seconds.

The most superior car

According to the survey, when comparing the two vehicles in the category of hydrogen automobiles, the Toyota Mirai stands out the most in terms of its internal dynamics. The sedan's interior amenities were thoughtfully developed to increase comfort and a sense of luxury.

 The 12.3-inch touch screen used to operate the infotainment system in the Mirai has more user-friendly functions than the Nexo system does. The system is quite user-friendly and appealing to look at because to its variety of applications, dynamic navigation, Bluetooth wireless capability, and dual screens.

A Qi wireless charging pad, 4 USB ports, and a multi-information display system with plenty of data and clear graphics are also included in the cabin. 

The Home Link system is integrated into its digital rearview mirror and enables an interactive driving experience through the display screen. 

The interior of the cabin appears to be quite big despite the sunroof and its continuous double panoramic view, but the climate control system, the caliber of the seat ventilation, and the presence of a heater; All of these things ensure everyone's comfort.

Multi-use car

Despite not having the most opulent inside, the Hyundai Nexo's cabin is still outstanding due to its extensive list of convenience, entertainment, and comfort options.

The SUV includes a large 12.3-inch touchscreen entertainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a high-end system. Additionally, it offers the Blue Link application, which adds extra functions to increase comfort.

 Along with a digital instrument panel, remote engine starting, a wireless smartphone charging pad, and two USB charging outlets, the Hyundai Nexo also features push-button gearbox contrls.

Movement range and price

The Toyota Mirai has a marginally longer range than the Hyundai Nexo; the Limited Edition's range is 357 miles, compared to the XLE's 402 miles. The Limited Edition's range is 354 miles, whereas that of the Nexo Blue variant is 380 miles.

 The Hyundai Nexo costs 61,000 dollars, whilst the Mirai costs 49,500 US dollars. This is a significant price gap between the two vehicles.