Tokyo — TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION (TMC) announced today that global cumulative sales of Toyota hybrid vehicles have topped the 500,000 mark, with approximately 513,000 units sold worldwide by the end of October this year*.
Toyota GB PLC has reached an agreement with the vehicle dismantling network Autogreen to provide end-of-life vehicle (ELV) recycling and disposal services.
The Toyota Prius petrol-electric hybrid car, winner of the 2005 European Car of The Year has achieved the top score on the Environment Agency lease car list.
This report covers initiatives and activities handled by TMC subsidiairies in Europe and the progress of Toyota’s consolidated environmental management in Europe.
Toyota Motor Corporations annual report, outlining Toyota´s global financial peformance and operations.
The Thinking Production System: TPS as a winning strategy for developing people in the global manufacturing environment.
Below 10mph the Toyota Prius is soundless – which makes this environmentally friendly car the ideal choice for Westminster City Council’s Charter Mark award-winning 24 Hour Noise Team.
Toyota (GB) PLC has achieved yet another accolade for its ‘green activities’ by winning the Overall Motor Manufacturer National Green Champion award at the Green Apple Awards 2001.
Toyota have unveiled a simple, easy-to-adapt hybrid system called Toyota Hybrid System-Mild (THS-M) that is ideal for application in many types of cars.
Local councils, transport services and private businesses are among the UK’s leading vehicle fleets who will be commended for their environmental contributions at this year’s annual Green Fleet Conference.
Toyota introduced the FCHV-3, its latest fuel cell hybrid vehicle (FCHV), at the International Symposium on Fuel Cell Vehicles held on 1 and 2 March in Tokyo.
Toyota announced today that it aims to introduce a revolutionary diesel emissions purification system called DPNR (Diesel Particulate – NOx Reduction System) in passenger cars in Europe in 2003.
Toyota has made its mark on Britain with Prius, Toyota’s hybrid car. Starting from the Toyota plant at Burnaston, Derby, volunteers from the Toyota Enthusiasts Club drove around central England on a route that traced out the shape of the Toyota logo.
