2021 Toyota Mirai Preview
The Toyota Mirai is all-new for 2021, blending a bold, sophisticated design with a zero emissions powertrain for an eco-friendly and elegant ride. The hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric 2021 Mirai should be available at Jordan Toyota in Mishawaka, Indiana, later this year.
Design that delights and comforts
The 2021 Toyota Mirai sits low and has a coupe-like design achieved by its longer and wider silhouette. Available 20-inch alloy wheels pose an imposing stance and add to the model’s exhilarating rear-wheel-drive equipped performance. Inside the Mirai, you can choose between satin-silver or copper accents for a refined look and elegant feel. You and your passengers will appreciate the available heated and ventilated seats, especially on long drives.
Performance that thrills
The hydrogen fuel cell electric technology in the 2021 Toyota Mirai uses hydrogen and oxygen as its power source. This means zero harmful emissions and a powertrain that wastes no time refueling. You’ll only need five minutes to refuel the 2021 Toyota Mirai. In a standard fully electric vehicle that uses a battery for its power, you might need hours for a full charge. This eco-friendly, fast charging technology may propel future models in the Toyota lineup.
Technology that connects, entertains, and informs
The customizable 12.3-inch touch-screen display in the 2021 Mirai allows you to synchronize your smartphone via Android Auto™, send messages, and keep in contact with loved ones and clients. Multiple features are displayed at once thanks to the screen’s large size, and selections are simple thanks to bold graphics and the responsive interface.
Taking your eyes off the road even for a second can comprise your safety and the safety of others. That’s why Toyota offers an available Head-Up Display, which puts vital information above the instrument panel on the windshield of the 2021 Mirai. You’ll see your speed and turn-by-turn directions without having to look down or away from the road ahead.
Learn more about the 2021 Toyota Mirai and the automaker’s hydrogen fuel cell electric technology at Jordan Toyota in Mishawaka, Indiana.