2024 Toyota Mirai: Upgrades, Safety, and Style for a Greener Drive!

by AutoExpert   |  26 January, 2024

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Let's see what's up with the 2024 Toyota Mirai, as there's lots of noise about it all over the news. 

Here's what's happening: for an extra $1,500 you get extra safety, so this hydrogen-powered baby is about to become one of the favourite eco-models on the market!

2024 Toyota Mirai

Here's the scoop on the biggest update: the Toyota Safety Sense 3.0. Think of it as your driving buddy that's got your back. It's got this pre-collision system that's on the lookout for pedestrians and can slam the brakes if it smells trouble. And for those who find lane changes a bit tricky, it’s got a feature to help with that too. The real game-changer? Cruise control and lane assist that pretty much give you a semi-autopilot mode.

2024 Toyota Mirai

Now, for the look-good feel-good part: they've thrown in a new paint option, Elemental Silver, which looks pretty slick. And all the models are sporting this cool blue badge, making it feel a bit more special.
Pricing-wise, things have nudged up a bit. The XLE starts around $51,215, and the Limited's at about $68,180.

2024 Toyota Mirai

The XLE is pretty sweet with its heated seats, a sound system that'll make your tunes sound amazing, and even a spot to wirelessly charge your phone.

2024 Toyota Mirai

For those who want to splurge, the Limited is like the XLE but with extra goodies: think heated seats in the back, a moonroof to gaze at the stars, and even fancy ambient lighting.

2024 Toyota Mirai

And hey, Toyota's throwing in a deal on hydrogen fuel – either six years' worth or $15,000 of it if you buy the car, or three years’ worth if you lease it, as long as you do it before the end of March 2024.

2024 Toyota Mirai

So, what's your take? The 2024 Mirai might have a heftier price tag, but with all these upgrades, it's like getting a bit more swagger for your sedan. Keep this one on your radar!


 

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