2026 Toyota Mirai Test Drive

The 2026 Toyota Mirai pairs advanced hydrogen fuel cell technology with smooth EV-like performance and quick refueling. Available in limited markets, the Mirai is offered in a single trim grade. The bold stance and coupe-like profile of the Mirai combine sporty styling with an agile, comfortable ride, while its aerodynamic design enhances efficiency and stability. Auto-leveling LED headlights with daytime running lights and thin, full-width LED taillights come standard. The premium five-seat cabin of the Mirai features soft-touch synthetic leather dashboard trim complemented by satin silver or copper colored accents. Heated soft-touch trimmed front seats come standard. The standard audio multimedia system features a configurable 12.3-inch touchscreen with dual-screen functionality for monitoring cloud navigation, energy flow, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functions. A center console-mounted Qi wireless phone charger Charger comes standard. The performance equation for the Mirai starts with a lithium-ion battery paired with a hydrogen fuel cell stack and an AC synchronous electric motor generator delivering 182 horsepower to the rear wheels through a single speed transmission. Here are the estimates for miles per gallon equivalent fuel economy. Standard Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 includes lane tracing assist, lane departure alert with steering assist, and a pre-collision system with pedestrian, bicyclist, and motorcycle detection. In certain conditions, standard proactive driving assist offers gentle steering and braking support around vehicles and pedestrians and can provide light braking on curves. The Mirai is backed by a three-year 36,000-mile basic warranty and a five-year 60,000-mile powertrain warranty. The fuel cell components are covered by an eight-year 100,000-mile warranty. Reporting on the Mirai, Autoblog wrote, what makes the Mirai interesting is the way it blends electric car character with gas car refueling habits. Beyond the tech story, the sedan itself is quiet, refined, and unexpectedly well-sorted from behind the wheel. The 2026 Toyota Mirai offers buyers a well-equipped, quick-fueling, hydrogen-powered sedan with efficient EV-like performance.