Which of the following is part of Toyota's electrification options?

• A. Diesel trucks
• B. Gasoline-powered only
• C. Hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles
• D. Manual transmissions

Answer: (C)

Hydrogen fuel-cell technology is a form of electrification. In a hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle, on-board chemical reactions generate electricity that powers the electric motor, with the only tailpipe emission being water vapor. Toyota has pursued this approach with models like the Mirai, as part of a broader electrification strategy that also includes hybrids and battery-electric vehicles. Diesel trucks and gasoline-powered-only vehicles rely on conventional internal combustion, while manual transmissions are a drivetrain choice and don’t provide electrification. Because hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles are an active part of Toyota's electrification options, this is the correct choice.