The second generation The Toyota Mirai is a car consider if you can get it where you live and you have one slightly twisted interest in the future of driving – is not cheap, exactly, and Chevy Bolts right now they are quite cheap. Still, the 2021 Mirai just got a lot cheaper compared to model from last year.
The 2021 Mirai will begin at $ 9,050 less than the Mirai of 2020, according to Toyota, or $ 49,500. This is for the base fit, which Toyota calls the XLE; the most elegant model, called Limited, will start at $ 66,000. Lease prices will start at $ 499 a month for the XLE cut and $ 549 a month for the limited one. But with the Mirai, the starting price and the lease price are really just the beginning, as Toyota also includes $ 15,000 worth of fuel a free rental car for 21 days for the first three years. There are alsor various state and federal grants, which can reach up to $ 10,000, depending on where you live.
All could be combined to make the cost of a new Mirai more enjoyable, although many … Yes not most – people will rent these instead of buying them directly. Toyota says the Mirai 2021 will also have a much better range than the outgoing model: 402 miles, or 30 percent more than the 2020 model.
And while Toyota did not count the Mirai price drop, is now significantly inferior to its two main competitors, the Hyundai Nexo and the Honda Clarity, each of which start at more than $ 58,000. For whatever reason, Toyota still believes it hydrogen fuel cells are part of the future, even as many people have argued for now hydrogen sucks.
I’m still not convinced in any way, but I respect Toyota’s commitment to the cause.
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