Toyoda Gosei has launched a large high-pressure H₂ tank. The need for these large tanks is expected to grow for the use on the fuel cell trucks that run on H₂. The new tanks are used in the mass-market light-duty fuel cell electric trucks that are being brought to the market by Commercial Japan Partnership Technologies Corporation, backed by Toyota Motor Corporation, Isuzu Motors Limited and others.

These newly-developed large tanks can be filled with about eight times as much H₂ as the passenger fuel cell vehicle tanks Toyoda Gosei produces for the Toyota Mirai (the second-generation model), which are installed in the rear of that vehicle. In developing the larger tanks, Toyoda Gosei applied the technology for high-efficiency storage of H₂ the company and Toyota Motor had refined in the tanks for the Mirai.

Delivery trucks travel long distances and make multiple deliveries each day, and so need to have a long driving range and fast refueling. Fuel cell trucks meet these needs and are expected to come into greater use. Toyoda Gosei will contribute to a H₂ society through the development and production of H₂ tanks that are a crucial component of fuel cell vehicles.