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Toyota Motor Corp. is looking beyond hybrids. The world's largest automaker plans global sales of a few thousand units of its hydrogen-burning fuel cell vehicle by 2015. The reason sales will be limited is because of the futuristic vehicle's anticipated high price.

Next year, Toyota will begin sales of the plug-in hybrid version of the Prius, which can travel 14.3 miles in pure electric mode compared with just 1.3 miles for the non-plug-in Prius.

Toyota has not announced the price of the plug-in Prius, but the company did reveal that it would cost about 7,000 euros ($9,651) more than a comparably equipped standard Prius, which starts at 27,750 euros ($38,261) in Germany.    
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The hydrogen fuel cell is the most advanced upcoming technology in the automotive sector and it is more efficient than that of the facile fuel. Toyota one of the leading company take the advantage of launching new technology earlier than other competitive  automakers.  
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