Toyota Mirai hydrogen cars debut on Greek roads

Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell Motor Oil TRIERES project Greece

Two Toyota Mirai fuel‑cell electric vehicles were delivered to Greece, becoming the first passenger hydrogen cars to be officially registered in the country. The vehicles were handed over to the Municipality of Loutraki‑Pera Chora‑Agion Theodoron and to the logistics firm Olympias Odos, with the hand‑over taking place at the AVIN hydrogen‑fuel station in Agios Theodoron, where the first refuelling was performed.

The delivery is part of the EU‑funded TRIERES – Greek Hydrogen Valley project, financed by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership under Horizon Europe and coordinated by the Motor Oil group. The consortium comprises 26 partners from five countries and aims to build a full hydrogen value chain—from renewable production and storage to transport, refuelling infrastructure and pilot applications in transport, industry and energy. Konstantinos Chatzifotis, Director of European Affairs at Motor Oil, said the registration and circulation of the first passenger hydrogen vehicles on Greek roads “is a significant milestone for sustainable mobility in our country.”

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AVIN · Konstantinos Chatzifotis · Konstantinos Chatziotis · Motor Oil · Motor Oil Group · Municipality of Loutraki‑Pera Chora‑Agion Theodoron · Olympias Odos · TRIERES – Greek Hydrogen Valley · Toyota Mirai · Toyota Mirai

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[● 4 SOURCES] Loutraki‑Pera Chora‑Agion Theodoron becomes the first Greek municipality to add a hydrogen vehicle to its fleet. www.drive.gr · www.economix.gr · www.rthess.gr · www.mononews.gr
[● 4 SOURCES] The project is financed by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership under Horizon Europe and coordinated by Motor Oil as part of the TRIERES – Greek Hydrogen Valley initiative. www.drive.gr · www.economix.gr · www.rthess.gr · www.mononews.gr
[● 4 SOURCES] The deliveries were made to the Municipality of Loutraki‑Pera Chora‑Agion Theodoron and to Olympias Odos. www.drive.gr · www.economix.gr · www.rthess.gr · www.mononews.gr
[● 4 SOURCES] The vehicles are the first passenger hydrogen cars to be officially registered in Greece. www.drive.gr · www.economix.gr · www.rthess.gr · www.mononews.gr
[● 4 SOURCES] The TRIERES consortium comprises 26 partners from five countries. www.drive.gr · www.economix.gr · www.rthess.gr · www.mononews.gr
[● 3 SOURCES] Konstantinos Chatzifotis, Director of European Affairs at Motor Oil, said the registration is a significant milestone for sustainable mobility in Greece. www.economix.gr · www.rthess.gr · www.mononews.gr
[● 4 SOURCES] Two Toyota Mirai fuel‑cell electric vehicles were delivered to Greece. www.drive.gr · www.economix.gr · www.rthess.gr · www.mononews.gr
[● 4 SOURCES] The hand‑over took place at the AVIN hydrogen‑fuel station in Agios Theodoron, where the first refuelling occurred. www.drive.gr · www.economix.gr · www.rthess.gr · www.mononews.gr