2024 Toyota Mirai FCEV Receives Updates, Including a New Badge

• Toyota has given the hydrogen-powered Mirai a few updates for 2024, most notably the new Beyond Zero badge first seen on the Prius.

• The Mirai had its best sales year in 2023, but Toyota still only moved 2737 examples of its fuel-cell sedan.

• While the Mirai handily outsells its only challenger, the Hyundai Nexo, it will soon by joined by a hydrogen-powered version of Honda's popular CR-V.

Amidst Toyota's broad lineup of mainstream cars and crossovers and enthusiast-focused sports cars and off-road SUVs, there's one model that is often overlooked: the hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered Mirai. For 2024, Toyota is reminding us that it still builds this unconventionally powered sedan, giving the Mirai a few upgrades before it prepares to face new competition in the minuscule hydrogen segment in the near future.

The most noticeable change for 2024 is the addition of new Beyond Zero badging. First seen on the 2023 Prius, Toyota has been applying the small circular blue logo to its latest hybrid and electric vehicles, such as the Grand Highlander Hybrid Max. On the Mirai, it's accompanied by "FCEV" lettering, for fuel cell electric vehicle. Along with the new emblem, the Mirai is also now offered in a new color called Elemental Silver. The 2024 Mirai also gains the full Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 suite, which includes driver-assistance features such as adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams, and pre-collision emergency braking with pedestrian detection.