Japan’s biggest automaker says it will work with a Thai conglomerate to promote hydrogen fuel as a way to achieve carbon neutrality.
Toyota Motor announced on Wednesday that it will explore collaboration with Charoen Pokphand Group, whose business includes retail and livestock farming.
The companies plan to produce hydrogen from biogas derived from farm waste and use it to power delivery trucks.
Toyota President Toyoda Akio also disclosed that his company is developing electric pickup trucks for the Thai market.
Toyoda said, “There are many options for developing eco-friendly cars. Toyota will continue to take all options seriously. We also want to develop advanced technologies and become an auto company that offers affordability and freedom of movement to everyone.”
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Toyota, Thailand’s CP partner on hydrogen fuel
