In a bid to boost expansion of fuel cell technology, Toyota Motor Corp. is offering 5,680 of its hydrogen-power patent licenses to other manufacturers at no cost.
The automaker made the announcement Tuesday at the Consumer Electronics Show, the biggest electronics trade show in the United States, which is underway in Las Vegas.
Last month, Toyota released the world's first commercial fuel cell vehicle, or FCV, a model it markets as the Mirai.
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