During the semester-long afterschool program, students will be given the opportunity to learn first-hand about the future of fuel cell technology, as they build their own fuel cell remote control vehicles. The unique program kicks off today with a teacher training event in Torrance, California. It will conclude with the students racing their fuel cell vehicles in March 2017.
“The Hydrogen Horizon Automotive Challenge provides an opportunity to introduce the next generation of innovators to fuel cell technology,” said Doug Coleman, Toyota national vehicle marketing manager. “We hope this challenge encourages students to join Toyota in the effort to create a more eco-conscious and sustainable future.”
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