Toyota Mirai 
The Mirai is an electric sedan that draws energy from a hydrogen fuel cell instead of a battery. Unlike the original built on a FWD platform, the second generation uses a RWD architecture and boasts higher levels of luxury and refinement. Despite its large size, the Mirai delivers a mere 182 horsepower. On the bright side, it offers a range of more than 600 km, and filling the tank can be done in five minutes.
Pros
- Long range
- Range is less affected in winter than a battery-powered vehicle
Cons
- Near non-existent availability of hydrogen
- No all-wheel drive
- High purchase price
