Mazda, Denso and Toyota Sign Joint Technology Development Contract for Electric Vehicles
Toyota signs joint technology development contract for electric vehicles with Mazda and Denso.
Toyota signs joint technology development contract for electric vehicles with Mazda and Denso.
Toyota celebrates 25 years of manufacturing in the UK with new special edition Auris Hybrid GB25.
Business user programme steps up Toyota’s research into how its i-ROAD three-wheeled electric urban vehicle might be commercialised.
Toyota begins further trials of the two-seater electric i-ROAD.
Toyota i-Road begins Tokyo car sharing trial.
Toyota targets 100 per cent hybrid battery collection from end-of-life and accident-damaged vehicles in Europe.
Toyota is supplying 70 ultra-compact electric vehicles for a new urban mobility project in Grenoble.
70 Toyota electric vehicles confirmed for integrated car sharing and public transport scheme in Grenoble, France.
Toyota launches first public trials of its i-Road electric personal mobility vehicle.
Toyota announces testing of a new wireless battery charging technology for plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.
i-Road joins “Ha:mo” urban transport system in Toyota City Toyota has announced the introduction of the i-Road personal mobility concept to the “Ha:mo” urban transport system trials. The concept, which made its world debut at
This week Toyota hosted the Toyota Hybrid World Tour in Michigan, USA, at which Satoshi Ogiso, Toyota Motor Corporation Managing Officer, outlined the start of new era in hybrid technology and the preparations for the
At the same time as it continues to bring advanced, low emissions plug-in hybrid vehicles to the marketplace, Toyota knows their success will rely on customers having easy access to safe and convenient recharging points. To help make this happen, it has joined forces with fellow manufacturers in Japan to promote the installation of chargers and take the initiative to help build a national network that provides recharging facilities just where people need them.
Toyota took its hybrid power message to its own local authority this week, providing two of its latest low-emissions vehicles for a ride and drive event organised as part of Surrey County Council’s Climate Week activities.
Sales figures announced today confirmed Prius Plug-in as the best-selling plug-in hybrid in the UK. The car achieved 470 sales from its launch date in July 2012, outselling its nearest rival, Vauxhall Ampera, despite it being on sale since April, 3 months longer than the Toyota.
The days when hybrid could be dismissed as a passing technical novelty are well and truly past: figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders chart a steady rise in annual UK sales over the past five years, with Toyota and Lexus models accounting for more than 75 per cent of all hybrids taking to the road.
Toyota believes that when it comes to the development of future powertrains to deliver sustainable mobility, one size does not fit all requirements.
Toyota has named British Gas as its preferred supplier of electric vehicle charging points, ahead of introducing the new Prius Plug-in Hybrid to the UK market in 2012.
The new Prius Plug-in will cost less than £31,000 when sales start in the first half of 2012. This headline figure does not take into account Government funding through the Ultra-Low Carbon Vehicle grant scheme that could reduce the price to customer by up to £5,000: the Toyota has qualified for grant support by meeting the criteria for plug-in vehicles.
Prius Plug-in Hybrid, Toyota’s first plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) to go on sale to the mass market, makes its production vehicle world debut at the 2011 Frankfurt motor show.
Since 1997, Toyota has sold more than 3.3 million full hybrid vehicles worldwide. This represents more than 80 per cent of all global hybrid sales, and gives the company an unquestionable lead in the drive towards sustainable mobility. As concrete proof of HSD’s environmental record, these sales have already contributed to a reduction in automotive emissions of about 21 million tonnes of CO2.
Toyota will debut the production version of the Prius Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) at the Frankfurt Motor Show on 15th September.
Toyota and Lexus will be showcasing their current and future low emissions full hybrid technology at EcoVelocity, a festival of green motoring that is taking place at Battersea Power Station in London in September.
Interim findings from Toyota and EDF Energy’s demonstration of the Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) in London give encouraging, real-world data that show the technology can deliver greatly improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions in urban driving.