Toyota Unveils Hydrogen-Powered Tacoma H2-Overlander Concept at SEMA 2025

Toyota unveiled the Tacoma H2-Overlander Concept at the 2025 SEMA Show, showcasing a hydrogen fuel cell-powered overlanding truck that combines zero-emission technology with rugged off-road capability. The truck features a dual electric motor setup producing 547 horsepower, powered by a second-generation Mirai fuel cell stack, three hydrogen tanks, and a 24.9-kWh battery pack, delivering instant torque and four-wheel drive with locking differentials. Designed for self-sufficient adventures, it includes a 15-kW power takeoff capable of running an off-grid home or charging two EVs simultaneously, alongside a patent-pending water recovery system that captures and filters water vapor for use in camping. The vehicle’s off-road performance is enhanced by a TRD long-travel suspension, Fox shocks, 35-inch tires, and upgraded brakes, while sustainability is increased through a recycled carbon-fiber camper body. Built by Toyota Racing Development teams in California and North Carolina, the concept highlights Toyota's multi-pathway approach to carbon neutrality and the practical integration of hydrogen fuel cell technology in off-road vehicles.